Honeybun.... is HOME!!!

[jennielynn1970]

As for the limping - does he ever go outside? Sparky had the same problem a couple of years - first limping and then not (and of course not at the vet), and other issues that would come and go. He was tested for Lyme's and was negative, but it was a false negative, and he actually did have it in spite of being vaccinated against it. A 30 day treatment with antibiotics and he was good as new.

Hoping you can get to the root of that problem, as I know how frustrating it can be.

None of my cats ever go outside, so it shouldn't be that. The vet didn't feel any breaks or anything... so she was really no help. If it keeps up, he's going back and we'll get an xray.

[Taz_Zoee]

Video him limping so your vet knows your not crazy! I took video of Zoee having one of her attacks years ago and the ER vet was pleased that I did so he could see exactly what she was doing. Because, of course, her symptoms had lessened by the time we got to the vet.

I hope his limping isn't anything too serious. Hugs to both of you!

[mrspunkysmom]

Glad he is feeling better.

Not to diminish his symptoms or your worry, but I swear Spunky knows how to create snuffling noises just to get my attention. I hope you can figure out the cause of his limping.