I’m not sure really if this is part of this. But my 15 week kitten has been having seizures since he was 10 weeks. Went vets twice they don’t know what is wrong. We have stuff to help him just incase it’s hyperglycaemia or epilepsy but he’s just thrown up and turns out he also has tapeworms, can these cause seizures?

my cat currently pupils retract with torch lite but when finger goes over no response, she knows who I am and sits forward and moves closer to me. They operated on her and she was full of gas in bowl and intestines, her faeces were unusual, her back legs she took two steps on tippy toes and then sat and then two steps, two vets noticed back pain, urine so thick wouldn't show up on measurement scale and said she has a uti and is dehydrated. She is not eating at the vet and came out of operation yesterday and is on a pain killer but they are going to put her on cortisone tomorrow and hope she has less pain and said it doesn't matter about her wounds just need to get her pain better. We took her to vet with bloating and her walking concern the next day when vet opened he told us he give injection of pain killer and rest her for 10-14 days and then another vet rang us from someone where else and disagreed but they have cut her open done blood test and electrolites and can't figure out what is going on. I just want my girl to come she is only 10 months old and her brother misses her. I just want to know what this is so we can treat it.

My cat that is just over a year only went outside on leash and a run due to predators in area. She often stuck her whole arm in burrows and caught small animals. Symptoms developed rapidly, within 12 hours. ER Vet hospital with neurologist was recommended. MRI, Spinal tap, blood tests, IV fluids, ivermectin, prednisone, $4,000. Homecare of veraflox, prednisone, gabapentin, self administered subcutaneous fluids, clinical care food via syringe, milk via kitten bottle. Cat wants to eat on own but is having a hard time locating food with very limited sight out of right eye only. Hasn’t found water fountain at all yet. Mainly eating via syringe. Aggression increases as she is becoming more physically well (neurological and probably fed up with poking/priding/shoving things down throat). She is still playful, follows laser pointer and toys. Peeing in litter box with less frequency and higher volume. Defacation frequency greatly reduced, also due to dehydration and pain medication side effects. We are one month out from onset with great physical and mental gains, though progress is slow and expectations moderate. Hope this helps anyone researching feline ischemic encephalopathy from a cuterebra parasite brain infection.

Took in a rescue kitten that a mother abandoned in my neighbors shed and have taken good care of her,she was great untill today,we have had her for a month now but today she ran in circles bumping into things and after a minute of that she stopped and was stuck in place shaking,she calmed down and drank water and started running again jumping over things,I hold her to stop her from hurting herself and her heart is racing ,she calms down and is monitored for an hour and seems to be back to her old self ,then stumbling as if drunk ,rolling around and eventually diarrhea on herself while laying on her side,,she is breathing heavy and still from time to time kissing balance and falling over ,,I haven't had a chance to get her shots done ,,I am still recovering from paying 1500 in vet bills for my dog in an emergency and other major bills that piled up when taking care of my family,don't have a car right now to take her to the vet and I live in the middle of no where so I need help in what this is and what to do myself while I figure out how i will get her to the vet

My cat started getting diarreah about 2 weeks ago and started toileting outsuide the litter box. I noticed that she also seemed a bit off balance and wobbly on her hind legs. She was also quite lethargic and seemed depressed. 2 days ago I woke up to her crashing into things as she had completely lost the use of her back right leg. she became over sensitive to sounds and developed FARS. Tested at vets- SHe has lost half her weight (was 4.4kg went down to 2.2kg) in 6 months since her last vet visit. Heart health seems good and paralysed leg still has a pulse though she cant urinate and has to be expressed manually. They have tested her for toxoplasmosis, FIV, FeLV liver, kidney and thyroid function, diabetes. Found slight increase of 2 liver enzymes in blood and high white blood cells- low red blood cell count (anaemia) but all other bloods normal. They have also sent of a bllod smear for mycoplasma but they have no idea what is wrong with her - could it be cause by brain parasites? I have been treating her with natural wormwood as parasite preventionwhich I have since been advised is not a great idea and she has since had a dose of millbemax multi wormer. She is currently on 2 different antibiotics, steroids, and a probiotic as well as ID digestive prescription food.

My kitten stopped jumping on the bed or the couch. He stopped running around. His rear legs seemed to be dragging so we went to the vet. The vet took an X-ray and and the results came back normal. They did a snap test and those results came back normal too. The blood work Cameron back with elevated MCH and white blood cells. Over the weekend pepper stopped sitting in the litter box and just lies down to pee and poop. The vet thinks that little pepper might have a parasite in his spinal fluid but the tests are thousands of dollars. She also said that because it is rapidly gettting worse the prognosis is poor to grave. I’m really worried about my cat. Any advice?