Cat has bleeding nose, lost one eye (lots of pus coming from socket), back legs have collapsed.

I'm so sorry to hear about what your cat is going through; it sounds like a terribly distressing situation for both of you. Let's talk through some possibilities and how best to proceed.

The symptoms you're describing—nosebleeds, pus from the eye socket, and collapsed back legs—point to something potentially serious. These could be due to a severe infection, trauma, exposure to toxins, or even a systemic issue like a severe inflammatory or infectious disease. Occasionally, certain cancers in cats can also lead to such widespread symptoms.

For immediate at-home care, please ensure your cat is in a safe, quiet place away from any dangers or other pets. You can gently clean the area around the affected eye with a warm, damp cloth to remove any discharge. However, avoid applying any pressure to the nose and eye area. Limiting your cat’s movement can also help prevent worsening of the leg issue. Encourage rest and ensure they’re hydrated.

However, given these concerning symptoms, it’s crucial to get medical advice sooner rather than later. Keep an eye out for heavy or persistent bleeding, loss of appetite, changes in breathing, or any signs of pain, which require quick intervention.

I strongly suggest scheduling a video consultation with Dial A Vet as soon as possible. This will allow a vet to see what's happening and guide you on the next steps to take for your beloved pet's health and comfort.