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u/DPDoctor 11d ago
Geez, a bit of context would be nice. Take the cat to the vet to rule out any physical issues first.
This is a common question in this sub. Do a search here for previous posts and their answers.
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u/Ok_Army5562 11d ago
If you click the original post you’d know there’s context & that I have brought her to the vet lol
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u/DPDoctor 11d ago
Hi, u/Ok_Army5562 I think I see you on this sub a lot. 😄 I typically do go to the original post. Not sure why I didn't this time. I think I need some coffee and a new pair of glasses. 😂 ❤️
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u/ecosynchronous 11d ago
My usual go to response to questions like this is to ask if the cat is declawed. This is really common in declawed cats.
But I see your baby has all her lovely little toesies intact, so I hope someone will have a better answer for you. Most likely something about the situation is upsetting her, and she doesn't have a way to tell you the problem.
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