My cat is just laying in the garage and doesnt want to go outside or come in the house. what's wrong with her?

Question

she is laying stomach up.

Answer 1

she tired? she pregnant? a little more info would be nice

Answer 2

You didn't say how long she has been lying there.  Is she responsive?  Is she still eating?  She may be just lying there because the concrete floor is cool.  If she has been lying around for a day or so and isn't eating, then she is almost certainly ill and needs to go to the vet right away.

Answer 3

how long has she been doing this? you may think about taking her to the vet  

Answer 4

Did she l**k up some antifreeze or other chemicals in your garage?  If you even think there is a possibility, get her to a vet IMMEDIATELY - they need to get the cat medication to get it out of her system...the chemicals stored in a garage (even a small amount) can kill an animal almost immediately.

Was it injured outside? From another animal, car, fall?  These are more reason not to let your cat out of the house or in a garage.  I would call your vet and let them know you are bringing in your cat immediately - then do it.

Answer 5

I would suggest that she is relaxing and cooling off.

If she has been there for a day, TAKE HER TO THE VET!

Answer 6

she is a cat, and they are usually a******s about that sort of thing. Leave her be, I'm sure she will move when she is ready.

Answer 7

you didn't give much to go on, but if that's all that she is doing, sounds like she is relaxing.

Answer 8

tired, sunning her self, waiting for you to rub her belly, tummy ache, asleep, sick, dead.

pet her belly, attacks you, sick. plays with you, fine. cold, dead.

Answer 9

Well first of i would have to ask you for some more information.

such as: whats her regular routine, is she a lazy bum, or does she like to play. also how old is she?

without more information i'm afraid i can't help ya,

but since you are a worried cat owner i would take

a trip down to your vet.

Answer 10

Hmmm... kinda sounds like she's just relaxing.