Accident hitting?

Question

I accidentally thunked my cat lightly on the head with my bony elbow.
It was a complete accident but how can i be certain that he is ok?

never mind..hes acting normal..and my sister told me that hes ran into walls and stuff.

Answer 1

He should be fine. I watched mine slide head first into the wall (hard) while chasing her ball and she was OK. If he acts normally, he should be fine. Watch for a couple of days to make sure he doesn't seem disoriented.

Answer 2

Just observe him for a few hours. If he is behaving normally, then he is OK. If he hides and rfefuses to come out for hours; if he refuses to eat or drink; if he seems disoriented or confused; if he vomits... something is wrong and you need to take him to the vet. But since you said you thunked him "lightly," I am sure your cat will be OK.

Answer 3

I don't think it's possible to hurt a cat's head with just your elbow. I've seen cats whack their heads on just about everything from the wall to the bottom of tables and they keep going like nothing happened.

Answer 4

the motor vehicle that hit you first is at fault for that coincidence, yet you're at fault for the 2nd. everyone who's inflicting the prospect is in charge to the different automobiles. it particularly is like a sequence reaction collision. A automobile hits the single in front of it, that automobile hits the subsequent, and that automobile hits the subsequent. each and each automobile is in charge for the single it hit, yet after procuring their element, they might attempt to hold at the same time from the single that began all of it. for the reason which you do not have that information, you would be on the hook. for sure, some state rules might variety.

Answer 5

Well unless you "thunked" him so hard as to cause a concussion I would think he would be o.k....is he acting funny/weird..and are you serious?

Answer 6

does he show signs that he is injured if not then hes ok