A dislocated hip is extraordinarily painful to put weight on, so your cat will be "three-legged lame" - walking but not putting weight on the leg with the dislocated hip. The hip area will also look different as compared to the normal side. Final confirmation will be made by a veterinarian after a physical examination and hip radiographs (X-rays).
See if she's limping, turning her nose up at food, or staring at the floor. If she's not doing that, then the cat is fine. If she is, check the paw to see if there's something like a thorn or a piece of glass in there. If the paw isn't the problem, get the cat to a vet. (And then get a bandage to put on the numerous scratches you got for trying to see her paw and then taking her on a car trip!) i have been to the vet, but she says the paw is dead however i can feel warmth and a small pulse which to me would indicate circulation of blood which im quite sure doesnt happen when something is dead. She is eating fine but limping terribly and holding her leg funny, and she crys if we try to apply light pressure to he shoulder, it also feels weird in comparaison to the other shoulder more bumpy if that makes any sense. The leg itself is just floppy as if it was asleep or something. i will go back to the vet and see if i can get a 2nd opinion. Thanks!
If he or she is limping and not using the leg, you need to take the cat to a veterinarian, who can x-ray the cat and see if the leg is broken.
Their gait may change, they may have difficulty standing up. This could be due to Hip Dysplasia.
they limp and if you put pressure on it they will squeal.
Check if your dog can put it's leg on the ground. That could be a sign
If it is broken, your cat may consistently lie down or limp around, and it's leg would probably be bent.
It can break it's hip in many ways having something fall/or thrown at it with force, but the most common way is for it to jump and fall not paws first, but hip first.
The leg will be at an abnormal angle, the cat will not be able to put weight on the injured limb, they may also be meowing or thrashing in pain.
you can tell if a birds leg is broken if it hobbles around. you can fix it by using a peice of wood and tape
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I don't have a rooster... therefore it doesn't have a broken leg (in fact, it doesn't have a leg at all), therefore your question is invalid.
NO, you can fox a calves broken left rear leg
She'll fell bad ofcourse, and with lot of pain, like any oter animal if this one has a broken leg.
breaking its leg
if its limping or if the leg looks weird inspect the others and compare
you can tell if a birds leg is broken if it hobbles around. you can fix it by using a peice of wood and tape
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A puppy's leg may not be dislocated if you don't feel anything out of place and it looks normal, but it may still be injured. Your puppy may just have a sore muscle, but she may also have a broken bone or other damage. Take her to a veterinarian if she continues to limp.
No, I do not have a broken leg, i had a broken arm but not a broken leg
If the leg is broken it will stand on one leg all day or lie on the bottom of its cage. Its best seeing a vet.
She slipped in ballistics gel, and dislocated her knee.
Wikipedia: On September 17, 1925, Kahlo was riding in a bus when the vehicle collided with a trolley car. She suffered serious injuries in the accident, including a broken spinal column, a broken collarbone, broken ribs, a broken pelvis, eleven fractures in her right leg, a crushed and dislocated right foot, and a dislocated shoulder. An iron handrail pierced her abdomen and her uterus, which seriously damaged her reproductive ability.
White is dislocated red is broken i snaped my leg by judo kiking a rail on balcony bailing all credit goes to skate3 the best game eva
It hurts. You can't bear weight on the leg. You cannot walk - your broken leg will trail behind you. The biggest indicator however, is that you cannot bear weight on leg that is broken. There are a number of other allied symptoms depending on how bad the break is and where it's located - which will probably be obvious to you.
No, remember cats always land on their feet and cats have very strong legs that will not break from that height.