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Originally Posted by rfuerst911sc
Does the cat allow you to touch it ? If yes at least do a preliminary touch/feel of all four legs to feel for obvious breaks . If the cat goes nuts at any point you can at least provide some data to the vet. I am a dog person but good on you to help the cat . Good luck 🤞
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He will let you touch his front end. Back end, not without a fight. We did wrap him up in a couple towels and I did feel around and he gets very angry when you mess with his right back leg up towards his spine. Nothing is broken that I can feel but you can tell there is swelling in his back end. He has quite the strength to keep his rear legs under him and he does have feeling (reflexes) in both rear paws but that's the extent of our exams. I don't want to do more damage than good by messing around with him. He sleeps fine and isn't screaming or meowing in pain so I take that as another positive although they are quite good at hiding their feelings.