It just really surprised me because she hasn't been overly rambunctious. I am going to and make sure she doesn't have an injury to her foot. That will have to wait, though, because I just finished vacuuming so I have NO idea where she has taken shelter.

A drop or two of cbd might help.

I'm going to start searching.

I once thought one of my dogs' had injured his leg. It turned out he just had a sticker in between the pads of his paw. I pulled it out for him and he was back to normal. I know cats are much better at removing these types of things than dogs are, but sometimes they need help too. Good luck. I hope she improves without the need for a vet visit.

Some days she's very snuggly and others she keeps her distance. One thing Carys has taught me is patience.

I am going to check her paw, as soon as I can.

I've had to tell a few vets that I want to treat my pet, but not torture them. 3 of my cats spend most of their time outside. If they need antibiotics I always pay for the shot rather than do the pills. I don't mind if my vet has to be the "bad guy", but I don't want my cats thinking of me that way. I had one vet send my wife home with pills for the cat that were too big for her to swallow. I went to see if I could crush them but they were liquid gels so that didn't work out. We had to go back for shots instead. Good luck with Carys I'm sure she'll come around.

I didn't see it happen. I noticed that when she sat down she would lift her foot up and she didn't place a lot of pressure on that foot when she walked. I felt her foot a little to see if she would react, she didn't. It took like 3 weeks to get totally better. After that I figured out how she probably did it. She's 16 years old and zooms around like she is 2 years old. She jumps from chair back to chair back to the cat tree and is totally nutz. Not much I can do about that. She got a lot more attention then and now when she wants some more attention she lifts that foot up.