Found a kitten bleeding, can't walk, and falling. What should I do?

Oh my. Your kitty is in dire need of medical attention. She may have an intracranial hemorrhage. Poor kitty. She needs to be seen right away for potential life saving treatment. I hope your kitty will be ok. Best of luck to you. Here is a website link to help you locate an ER vet near you. http://www.vetlocator.com/

Hello. It sounds like at the very least she needs pain medications and may have internal injuries or fractures. She needs to see a vet as she is likely in pain. I would call your local clinic and explain your situation. Some places may be able to provide pain relief at no cost. Also, you can ask about charity groups or surrendering her. It sounds like she is in a lot of pain and you need to do something for her! Good luck with little Siracha.

Poor Angel! She needs to be seen by a veterinarian as soon as you can. Eye injuries should never be left to see how they progress. Vision can be lost very quickly without appropriate care. I am also concerned that Angel may have some other injuries that are not visible-the trauma needed to induce bleeding in the eye like she has could also result in significant head trauma and broken bones. Your vet will perform a thorough physical exam, including looking in Angel's eyes. There likely will be eye medications dispensed, and if your vet has concerns about head trauma they may recommend Angel stay at the hospital for monitoring or even special medications for brain swelling.

Hello, it looks like that kitten has undergone some form of trauma and should be seen by a veterinarian or the shelter as soon as possible. You can contact your local animal control officer to have them pick up the cat or take the cat to the veterinarian or a shelter yourself. The kitten may indeed need surgery amongnst other medications. Please have the cat evaluated promptly. Hope this helps and best of luck!

This is an emergency. You need to take your kitten to a pet ER right away. Small kittens can die very quickly from injuries but they can also recuperate very quickly if treated properly. It is important to find where the blood comes from and how serious the injury is. The fact that the neck is hurting is especially concerning. Please take your kitten to an emergency veterinarian now.

It is very important to take Moca to your local vet as soon as possible. She may be suffering from internal bleed (Dicynone is not very effective to prevent bleeding), lung trauma or fractured leg. Please, do not give her anything to eat (as your local vet may have to give her general anaesthesia for x-rays or a scan) and take her to your veterinarian as soon as your parents get back home.

Thank you for submitting your question regarding your kitten. If possible, you need to seek emergency veterinary care. The injuries need to be investigated. He will likely need antibiotics, pain medication and food or sugar to support his blood sugar. In the meantime, you can rub syrup in the gums if the kitten has not eaten recently. I hope this information helps.