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Hi everyone!
My cat Clyde just had a full dental last week and this morning, I noticed he was limping a little bit on his front right paw. After inspecting the paw, I didn’t find any wounds or bite marks, but did notice that he had litter stuck under one of his claws.
Any possibility that since his claws were clipped last week, that the clumped litter could be causing the pain? He is still eating well and drinking well, as well as jumping onto furniture. (I will be consulting with the vet, but just wanted to hear some input from owners.)
Other things to consider: he was given an injection of a two week antibiotic before the surgery and I’m wondering if that would have ward off any infection in case I’m just missing a wound if it is there.
My cat Clyde just had a full dental last week and this morning, I noticed he was limping a little bit on his front right paw. After inspecting the paw, I didn’t find any wounds or bite marks, but did notice that he had litter stuck under one of his claws.
Any possibility that since his claws were clipped last week, that the clumped litter could be causing the pain? He is still eating well and drinking well, as well as jumping onto furniture. (I will be consulting with the vet, but just wanted to hear some input from owners.)
Other things to consider: he was given an injection of a two week antibiotic before the surgery and I’m wondering if that would have ward off any infection in case I’m just missing a wound if it is there.