My cat has thromboembolism and is paralyzed. Can she walk or survive?

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My cat has thromboembolism. She isn't that old and she isn't from the breed that is most likely to get it. She got paralysed and right now she is being treated. I want to know what are the chances of her getting to walk again and how likely it is for her to survive and live normally again. Pet's info: Cat | Turkish Angora | Female | unspayed | 3 years and 8 months old

Claudia Fioravanti · Accepted Answer

The chances are very slim for the thrombus itself but also because it is secondary to a heart condition which will cause other complications. I have never had one case of those with a leg fully paralysed doing well unfortunately. Also the young age is a concern in terms of prognosis. If she does not seem to improve I would not prolong her suffering.

My cat has thromboembolism and is paralyzed. Can she walk or survive?

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