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Why Is My Cat Limping?

Adrienne is a certified dog trainer, former veterinary assistant, and the author of "Brain Training for Dogs. Your cat has started to display some odd behavior lately. Your previously house-trained cat is now urinating in your bathtub or on your bed. Also, your cat strains as if constipated, just sitting there in the litter box waiting and repeatedly scratching.

Cats are acrobats. They jump on anything that they come across. So if you notice that your little friend jumps over everything in the house, do not panic. There are some activities that cats engage in which are normal but limping is not on the list. Why is my cat limping all of a sudden?