Cat limping kinda weird

That's what I was thinking Hetty58 animals can be manipulative too.

sodapop, my JR was friendly with other dogs - until attacked by a boxer. She was picked up and tossed around like a rat. When the boxer was caught, she limped away with no visible injuries - so I carried her home to call the vet. When I tried to put her down to walk - she limped and looked pathetic.

As soon as we were indoors, though, she ran around as usual, happy as ever. The vet found nothing wrong and called it a 'sympathy limp'.

Maybe kirito34's cat enjoys the attention he gets by limping? Can he be filmed when nobody's in the room?

GrannyLaine it's true. He's a whopper!

Are you sure he is not being a drama queen kirito34 we had a JR who produced a limp or waved his paw at visitors when he wanted attention.

I would go to the vet again, a second opinion from another vet is valuable

We had the first wasp in our house today. Could your puss have found one he tries to play with? If his hind paws are ok that might be a sign he's been patting at something harmful?

Twelve kilos??????
Nooooooo!!!! A cat that weighs as much as a 2 year old child? That can't be right

Made me chuckle Aveline imagining your cat in cahoots with the vet.

Our 12 kg (yes 12 kg) suddenly developed a limp. We took him to the vet who couldn't find anything wrong and the next day he was fine again. We reckon he's got a deal going with the vet. That visit cost £86. Had to go though.

At 5kg he's pretty heavy for a cat. Is the vet concerned about that? If he isn't consistently limping on one side it seems unlikely to be an injury but as he's showing signs of being in pain, all you can do is go back to the vet for further investigation.

Take him back to the vet! Without delay! What’s the point of posting this here, we are not vets.