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Our cat is normally lazy, likes to lie on her back when sleeping, and meows a lot all the time, be it because she wants food, want to be pet, etc.
But since 2 days she hardly ever meows, most sits like the cat on the picture and doesn't really lie on her back, and generally seems more lethargic than usual.
She still eats normally, enjoyd being pet, poops normally and doesn't seem to have any spot that hurts when being touched.
We'll be going to the vet if she's still this lethargic on Monday.
Should we be worried? What could have caused this sudden change in behavior?
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How old is she?
If she was a kitten until recently, cats tend to change their bahaviour rather suddenly when growing up.
Other than that, I must honestly say that people who can't/don't want to grant their cat access to the outdoors should not complain if their cat behaves disturbed.
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>>2342090
go back to /aq/ faggot
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>>2342090
She's almost 9.
We only have her for a year, but ever since we got her, she is allowed to go outside (mainly roam around in our garden) on a lash. She seems happy with that and usually meows when she wants to go outside. She doesn't do that as well right now.
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>>2342100
Why don't you drop the leash?
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>>2342104
She's really curious.
The one time we let her roam around without leash she went right into the neighbor's cellar.
She also grew up as indoor only cat.
So we're really worried she might not be wary enough of dangers or run into some house and get trapped.
But she doesn't mind the leash so it's not really a problem.
Back to her being lethargic, I tried feeling her up some more, and it seems like her lower back, around the base of her tail hurts.
She meows when I massage her or apply pressure to there.
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Ok guys. I just tried feeling around a bit back there and she meowed really sadly. And then I saw a bit of blood.
I got an appointment at the vet in an hour.
Fuck.
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And back from the vet.
Reporting back in case anyone is interested:
Our cat got fucking bit by another cat, right next to her ass.
She grew up as single cat so she can't get along with other cats.
I guess my mom didn't pay attention when she was outside (with a leash!), and she fucking got bit.
Oh well, at least it isn't anything serious.
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>>2342131
Glad to see your cat is ok OP
What kind of fence do you have? Maybe you should consider getting something taller just in case they get out again
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>>2342150
Oh, she's on a leash, she can't get that far. Other cats can get in though, so yeah, changing fences might stop that.
But the neighbor cats are cuties, our cat is just a bitch to other cats on 'her' property. It's probably her own fault.
We'll just have to keep an eye on her more when she's outside.
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>>2342109
don't listen to that guy. he's retarded, and free-roaming cats just die and get diseases
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>>2342176
Yeah. I'd rather have my cat diseased and die early but free than having her contained in an animal unfriendly small environment for 15 years - which is any apartment or house.
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>>2342380
If you can only make you pet happy by keep it away from you, that means you are a pretty bat pet owner.
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why the hell would you leash a cat
let it roam free, they know their way back
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>>2342380
>I'd rather my cat die early
No further comments necessary, your honor.
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>>2342495
kek
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