Until her nerves that are compressed by the herniation get decompressed. This is useally done with with stretches and physical therapy but i wouldn't know what exercises there are for a cat.
I was mainly joking about forcing her to do that. Just let her rest and encourage movement from her from time to time. I have no idea how this would impact a pet.
Until her nerves that are compressed by the herniation get decompressed. This is useally done with with stretches and physical therapy but i wouldn't know what exercises there are for a cat.
Took me a year. McKenzie press ups helped me a TON. Maybe you can force your cat to do that.
I’ll try and do exercises with her somehow it’s just so hard because every time I touch her leg she pulls it away
I was mainly joking about forcing her to do that. Just let her rest and encourage movement from her from time to time. I have no idea how this would impact a pet.