We have a twelve year old cat that disappeared for three days. When he showed up he was very thin and almost crazed. We caught him and took him to vet which found he had probably been rolled by a car. He had a broken canine tooth, so we had that removed and brought him home. He has a full brother here and since then they do not like each other. He is also not the same cat. He does seem to recognize some things, but know longer knows his name and his eating habits have changed. It also looks like he has grown back his testicles. We are still trying to figure out if it’s the same cat.

We have a kitten that is 4 months old she was playing with our dog and got hurt. She had a bloody nose. We got her nose to stop bleeding but when she wasn't feelomg better in the morning we took to the vet. She is there now they said she has fluid on the brain just wondering what her recovery chance is?

My kitten is 2 months old and she had a head trauma. She started bleeding from her left ear and her left eye didn't close and was swollen. Now the bulging is reduced and she is able to close her eye partially with the help of eye drops the vet prescribed and she is also on IV everyday. She still haven't recovered from the trauma yet and she would getup suddenly from her sleep and start crawling around screaming. I'm not sure what's wrong. The vet told that it was not a serious trauma and that chances are more for her to recover

Ladder fell on my 4 months kitten head. Already took her to the vet, and the vet told me that there is definitely brain injury. Her heart rate and blood pressure is okay. But there is no progress after a 12 hour supervision at the animal hospital. Her eyes are still very small and she turns her head and neck lot when her blood pressure is checked or if she is getting check ups. Should I prepare myself for the worst? What is the recovery or survival rate at this point? Please help because I would like to know what will happen at this point. Can we continue the treatment at home.

I recently found a stray cat in our front yard bleeding heavily from his eyes, nose and mouth. I rushed him to the emergency vet and he had some form of blunt trauma to the head. He has a small skull fracture and had to have his jaw wired back together. They cannot tell how it happened, but the community came together to raise the funds to save the cat. We are caring for him and I am so discouraged. He loves to be held and purrs when I pet him, but his pupils are fully dilated and do not respond to light. The vet thinks this will be permanent, but I am hoping there are cases where it does improve. I also notice that his sense of smell must not be working either. He cannot locate the food bowl. I have to put the food in to his mouth in order to let him know it is there. He is kept in an enclosure for now while he is recovering and he does appear to have figured out the litter box vs. bed finally. It has only been about a week. He is also very tired. He just sleeps the majority of the day. What are the chances he will regain his sight or sense of smell?

I adopted a kitten at four months old who had damage to its right path and who had survived pan leukemia. When we first got her we noticed that she was a clumsy kitten and often ran more like a rabbit and had problems with depth perception and falling off of furniture. This worsened and she even jumped off of my children’s top bunk bed. We noticed after this incident That she started tilting her head to the left and her third eyelid started coming up more and her eyes seemed different. She also had problems running and playing, was wagging her tail a lot, and was falling over on her left side. She started to have problems making it to the bathroom and has the symptoms worsened she would just walk into corners and sit there not knowing how to get out of the corner. She became an able to feed herself and now I have to put diapers on her and feed her and give her water. She is unable to get up on her own and walk. My vet has already given her a round of antibiotics and also several treatments of prednisone and her condition has only worsened. Her gums are a light color and achieve she’s very stiff in her limbs. He wants me to go to an emergency vet hospital and get x-rays and an ultrasound done. But I am hesitant to go because if she is only getting worse how are x-rays and an ultrasound going to help her get better if she has permanent brain damage?