I have a kitten who was suddenly unable to use her back legs and lost control of bowel and urine function. The vet determined she had been in the mouth of a big dog and had pelvic bruising and nerve damage. After a month of rehabilitation and working with her Little back legs, she can walk!! She’s been walking about 2 weeks now, but I notice her back legs and tail bob up and down like she is on little shocks. Is this harmful or due to the damage she suffered. She is playful and eats/ drinks normal. She seems to be just a normal little kitten and this doesn’t seem to bother her.

My 8 month old kitty has started shivering his head. It's not all the time, but we noticed his front paws were shivering a couple of nights ago and today his head and some of his body has been shivering. We haven't been able to have him desexed yet as his testes haven't dropped yet. However we went to the vet last week for a check up and they said not to worry for another 6 months or so. He is an indoor cat and has had no changes in his everyday life. Should I take him to the vet or wait and see how it is tomorrow?

My cat got fleas about a month ago and she is 9-10 years old and she has developed a head twitch when she stares at me for short time! I am wondering if she picked up ad bad virus from the fleas cause she has no hair on her neck and looks like scabs!

My un-neutered male kitten Max seems to have an involuntary muscle movement in his hind legs recently. He is an indoor cat and I keep the fleas off of him with baths (using blue Dawn Soap). When he lays down or wants to cuddle his back legs kick out every few seconds, while this happens his tail twitches back and forth rapidly and constantly. He eats regularly (small meals throughout the day of kitten dry food) drinks plenty of water and is quite active and loving. I'm just worried because the kicking is causing him to not get restful sleep and making it where he has to change position a lot. On a side note I do love my little guy and love the way he is a "shoulder cat" he is always hugging you and nudging everyone with his head wanting pets and attention.

7 month old Tabby woke up from his nap with his left eye slightly shut and jerking his head to the left. The only thing that changed was I added some leftover baked chicken to his cat food that morning and I’ve given him a few pieces (as treats) afterwards. He also sniffed (nose to nose) through a screen door a friendly neighborhood dog that roams from house to house. Could the chicken be the culprit (too much seasoning maybe) or something from the outside dog?

Cleo had major hair loss in the past two weeks, it's been shedding like crazy. We weren't very alarmed until she threw up a massive hairball about an inch and a half in width and about 3 inches long. I took her to the vet today who took an Xray and saw many additional hairballs. He prescribed Laxapet for the next few days and gave her a vitamin injection. He also suggested we change her food from royal canin kitten to hair and skin by the same brand. Since we have come back i realized Cleo is hiding under closets, and when she is out i noticed her backside and hind legs trembling. Should i take her back to the vet?

My cat's paw twitches whenever he has something cold, wet, or wants something. What is it from? I am very curious. He does this very often and also holds his paw up for a very long period at times. It is his front left paw, if that helps any.

My cat Niall who is about 10 not really sure of his age cause he was a rescue has so many health issues! He has gone form being 17 pounds down to 9 pounds. He pulls out his fur. He is constipated I give him medicine for a heart murmur he has passed out before with twitching and crying and it’s been heart breaking I spent over 1500$ so far with vets. I see that he is in distress the vet is calling him the mystery cat! I think he has that syndrome of twitching and I want to help my little man. I hope he can get some relief from the meds I gave him sometimes he doesn’t go to the bathroom for days. I stopped giving him dry food many years ago. I sometimes try pet CBd oil it makes him go to slee he even twitches like crazy in his sleep. I almost lost him three times from Passing out episodes where he drools and pants like a dog with his mouth open. It’s very scary I have no idea sometimes what to do.

My silver tabby (DSH) cat, female, age 15, has started cramping again. This happened to her a couple years ago, then stopped without veterinarian intervention. So I have to wonder if it is parasite related or diet related. Her body will spasm/cramp/seize in certain localized areas of her body, and she will fall down somewhat stiff and bite at herself where the cramp is. I will reassure her during these short episodes and massage her body in that area with my hands/fingers. And I will get a brush and gently brush her coat in that area. She may go hours without an episode, if she is sleeping by herself or with my other female cat Calico. The Tabby has been pretty demanding about sitting on my lap as much as possible when I am at home. When she does, I massage her body and head. But if I need to adjust my laying position and move her, this can trigger her spasm again. I did notice that she had flea eggs on her back spine area and killed them with natural remedy (mint) spray for cats. Her ears bother her quite a bit and she rubs her head against the support post on my counter. I think her ears may be infected? I try to put anti-fungal drops in her ears, and try to massage her ears gently, but she really won't let me continue long enough to do any good and do a complete job.