Why is my cat limping, meowing in pain, and has a swollen belly?

Meow Meow sound very sick, and at this point in time, this is a medical emergency. You cannot treat this at home, there are no pain medications you can give her. Many human ones are toxic to cats, and are fatal if given. She has to see a vet now. Please take her into an ER vet clinic; if there isn't one in your area, there will be a vet on call for emergencies. The information to reach that vet is found on a clinic's answering machine or website.

Thank you for submitting your question regarding your kitten. I recommend that he sees a veterinarian today. His behavior is worrisome. Even if you are not able to locate his pain, it sounds like he is sore if he is limping. There is a viral disease in kittens that can cause a fever, lameness and ulcers in the mouth. His veterinarian will examine him and determine if this is the case or if he has another problem. I hope this information helps!

I would recommend that you have Xavier examined by a vet. Limping can be caused by a sprain, a fracture, joint issues, etc. Cats are good at hiding pain, so if you see a limp you can know it is is painful. Also, sleeping more and not purring are often signs of pain. The vet will do an exam and maybe x-rays to determine the most appropriate treatment.

That is possible although I hope not. But typically with toxin exposure or ingestion you will also have vomiting and or diarrhea. Disorientation can also be a sign of a neurological disorder, brain lesion, hepatic encephalopathy vestibular disease. Based on your description she sounds rather weak and lethargic with a musculoskeletal injur or even a clot is possible. She needs to be examined to determine the exact underlying cause so that the appopriate treatment is recommended for her overall care and we being.

Due to the large number of symptoms your cat is experiencing (lethargy, limp and vomiting) it is best to schedule an appointment with your local veterinarian for care. It is possible that the limp may be caused by an injury that is causing pain and or nausea in your cat, leading to the lethargy and vomiting. Pets in a lot of pain may refuse to eat, and thus not get enough energy, or may become nauseated or vomit up their food. Addressing the underlying problem (in this case, possibly the limp) can help improve overall symptoms. Feeding a bland diet of warmed up boiled chicken or turkey may also encourage your cat to eat some, getting his energy levels up and helping him to keep food down. Until you can be seen by the vet, be sure to keep your cat quiet and calm and restrict activity. This will help prevent further injury to the affected limb and may help to relieve some pain or nausea related. Once your vet has taken a look at the limp and other symptoms, they can then provide you with more specialized treatment depending on their causes.

It sounds like Gigi is very sick. I would be worried that another cat or animal has attacked her and done serious damage. She could have damage to an internal organs and/or she may have been bitten and it turned into an abscess which could lead to septicemia. Vomiting the yellow liquid is a bad sign that her system is involved. You need to take her to a vet asap to appropriately assess the damage and get adequate medication on board.

Yes, all these signs are not normal at all. These are general signs of disease, unfortunately almost any disease can manifest itself with those symptoms and for this reason I won't be able to give you an idea of what could be causing this. I would recommend taking your cat to the vet ASAP for a physical examination, if nothing obvious is found she will probably need a blood test or an ultrasound and the vet will then treat him according to the results.