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We've just moved into a new house and kept the cats in for two weeks, worried that they'd disappear. When we did finally let them out, they came and went without any problems.
Unfortunately on Monday night I found Tom dragging himself up the drive, his rear legs unable to move. Clearly he'd been hit by a car and after an emergency visit to the vets, he remains in their care. An xray did not highlight any fracture however I am told the spine is too soft to show up on a xray. He is eating well and purring but remains without the use of his back legs.
The vet says that she has seen these cases before and the next 2-3 days is vital in hoping that Tom is just badly bruised and is able to regain the use of his back legs. She is positive but cautious. We are visiting him daily. Has anybody experienced anything similar? Thanks
Unfortunately on Monday night I found Tom dragging himself up the drive, his rear legs unable to move. Clearly he'd been hit by a car and after an emergency visit to the vets, he remains in their care. An xray did not highlight any fracture however I am told the spine is too soft to show up on a xray. He is eating well and purring but remains without the use of his back legs.
The vet says that she has seen these cases before and the next 2-3 days is vital in hoping that Tom is just badly bruised and is able to regain the use of his back legs. She is positive but cautious. We are visiting him daily. Has anybody experienced anything similar? Thanks