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Anonymous
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1. Don't underestimate her speed. DISABLED CATS ARE GODAMN FAST. ... My cat once broke both his hind feet, and started DRIFTING around the corners until one day he did a complete wipeout and dislocated his hips -_-;
2. I'd add a ramp to the litterbox if I were you.
3. Place food and water bowls/fountains at her natural head height so she doens't have to awkwardly bend down.
4. Set a routine for when you'll be putting the wheels on her and taking the wheels off. Training her wrong and letting her do whatever doesn't work out for both of you in the long run, when you'll have to go to work, school etc.
5. Keep the floors clear of debris, check the wheel spokes regularly to make sure nothing's stuck in it, especially during moulting season.
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