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You'll be given advice by your doctor about how much you should move your leg and when you can put weight on it. It takes around six to eight weeks for a minor fracture to heal. You'll probably need to use crutches or a wheelchair during this time, until it's possible to put weight on the leg again.
Best Answer: well, assuming that the leg is given proper vet care...ie splint or pinning ect.....usually about 6-10 weeks. That also assumes that the cat is healthy, cared for and in a restricted environment ( needs cage rest or kept in house the entire time). If not properly cared for, it may not heal. It may heal in such a why as to not be usuable by the cat. Might cause pain and arthitis for its entire life. If you suspect that a leg is broken, I hope that you will take it to a vet to have it evaluated. Source(s): vet tech 20 yr.