Humping not jumping

I don’t mess around with eyes – I head to the vet if it’s anything like you describe.  There could be something in the eye causing a problem, and the longer you wait the more risk you take.

Crate rest for 24 hours.  This means she isn’t allowed out except to toilet, and that should be on leash.  If, after 24 hours, you see no improvement, then you know to go to the vet.

Quickly. A couple days. When mine were neutered they went home with pain meds for two days and it knocked them out on the couch only getting up to eat and back to sleep. By day 3 they were eating playing and being normal. Just need to make sure they don’t lick the stitched up area and make it so they are stress free. No kids playing with them and no parties. Quiet stress free..

Most cats recover very quickly from neutering.  As long as there are no complications he should be fine.

Put her on full crate rest for 24 hours.  This means she’s only allowed out to toilet, and that should be on leash.  When she’s done, she goes right back in the crate.

If, after 24 hours, she shows no improvement?  To the vet.

Probably just a strain, pulled muscle, or brused the area.  I’ve had cats and dogs that didn’t use limbs for weeks and they came to recover fully and I swore they were broke. However they can injure their spinal cord as well so keep an eye on other body parts and like the others said keep it calm and confined.  In 48 hours if he doesn’t improve he needs to be seen by a vet. This should cost more than an office visit and maybe an xray.  If he acts like it’s in bad pain then go to the vet now. If he stops eating and going to the bathroom. Vet…

Could he have an ear infection or ear mites?

Cats are obligate carnivores.  They do not need and cannot digest plant matter.  Don’t give him carrots.

Seriously.  Don’t.

Does anybody have any advice?

I plan to take him to the vet asap. I had just adopted him yesterday and I was so worried but this morning he is active and trying to explore. He seems to be doing better. He isn’t leaking anymore and he was definitely interested in his water again. I called my closest emergency vet last night and they gave me some peace of mind and told me the only real red flag is his disinterest in food but that could be the change in environment since his discharge was clear and he Seems to have no problem in the potty department.

Thank Yu, its always Nice to get other furbabies parents opinions since I’m aware I’m am over worrier lol

I didn’t read too far into it, but it sounds like it’s toxic if ingested.  I would thoroughly wash the wound again and put a cone on your cat to prevent it from licking the wound.