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My cat is not well

Lorrs33 · 2010-05-03 14:12:03

She's nearly 14 and her hearing is not what it used to be, I'm not sure if she's completely deaf. Last Saturday, she began stumbling and walking with her head tilted and squinting her eye. Her appetite isn't great. My brother-in-law suggested it might be an inner ear infection, so I Googled it and it's called Vestibular…

03-05-2010 2:12pm

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She's nearly 14 and her hearing is not what it used to be, I'm not sure if she's completely deaf. Last Saturday, she began stumbling and walking with her head tilted and squinting her eye. Her appetite isn't great. My brother-in-law suggested it might be an inner ear infection, so I Googled it and it's called Vestibular Syndrome and apparently it's treatable. I guess I'm asking if anyone else has had this experience? She's going to the vet tomorrow night.

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#2 03-05-2010 5:16pm

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I've never had a cat with anything like that but hope your vet can find out what's wrong and the kitty will be ok

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