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Help-cat may have broken leg?
My neighbors have a 1 year old cat. This cat is so easy going, excellent temperament. This cat climbs up on roofs and tall fences and sometimes jumps from them. I noticed that in the area just above the paws and below the elbow/knee joint it was swollen. He was not putting any weight on it. When I tried to touch it, he jerked away. When I told my neighbor, they said they could not afford to pay a vet. Does anyone here know of something that we could do to help this cat's leg? I am just sick knowing he is hurt. If I had the money I would try to help. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks
4 Answers
- Anonymous10 years agoFavorite Answer
I'm really fed up of reading these questions where people cannot afford a vet. I know it's not even your cat this time and you are very kind but your neighbors shouldn't own a pet if they can't afford to take it to a vet. That is the answer though, the cat needs a vet. ASAP.
Source(s): Cat owner and cat lover for 45+ years. - Anonymous10 years ago
Call some local vets and explain the situation. Some may be willing to help. Make sure you talk to the vet and not the vet's secretary.
- 10 years ago
can you help them pay for the vet? i think this cat needs some medical attention one way or another, regardless of human pride.
- Anonymous10 years ago
call some vets and c if dey wil help