My cat is about 9 or 10 years old... a few weeks back I realized his back legs start shaking uncontrollably and he claws the bed more often than he used to. So I’m not sure what to do , but I am planning to take him to the vet when I get the chance....Does anyone have some advice or any idea what i could be?

My cat is 3 years old .. been acting normal so far until couple months ago I saw that her back leg where kind of shaking and it feels like she’s having problems walking. I took her to the vet spent over $400 getting x-rays done and the vet gave her some medication for a week and I’m still have no idea what is going on with the cat . Anyone has any idea about this thing ?

My cats back legs tremble almost constantly, she doesnt look like she's in pain, but im scared it may be something serious, its only her back legs and i see it the most when she's laying down on her side. I tried to give her animal 90mg cbd to stop trembling but it didn't look like it helped.

Well I’ve just come home and my kitten is walking funny. He’s elongated his body and when I touch him, his hind legs begin to tremble. He’s meowing but it’s almost like a grumble. He can still jump but it seems that it takes him longer to jump down and when he lands he makes a grumble so I’m assuming it could be painful. Thankfully when I touch him and examine him, he doesn’t hiss so maybe he’s not in too much pain. He’s still eating and drinking.

My Maine Coon was diagnosed with congestive heart failure 5 months ago. He has been on 3 different meds ever since & only has trouble taking one of them because it tastes bad. Took him to vet 2 weeks ago & kidneys were doing great but they added another diuretic. This afternoon he all of a sudden started shaking his paws, all of them & his ears were down like they were bothering him. Ears look clean & nothing on his feet. Why is he doing this?

My Nebulas hind legs are shaking its when i pick her up or shes in a deep sleep i dont know whays wrong with her and I dont have the money to take her to a vet at the moment she can walk just fine she plays eats and does everything normal

Zelda has been with my family for about 7 years now. She belonged to the previous owners of a house we were renting, and they had left her behind when they moved out. Over the years she's often preferred the outdoors, coming only to eat, and occasionally to play, but in these last couple she's taken a liking to be indoors. Needless to say, she isn't formally our cat, though we take care of her as much as we can, going as far as taking her with us when we moved since we feared for her safety if we'd left her. We've taken her to the vet, only once, when we were worried she was ill, and the vet assured us that she was surprisingly very healthy in most areas, save for a minor bit of arthritis. Recently, however, she's started losing more and more balance in her back legs; being unsteady, sluggish with her rhythm (don't know what to call the cohesion between the front and back legs as she walks) in her back legs, sometimes even walking sideways with the back and forward with the front so that she moves diagonally. Unfortunately, even worse, she started having random violent spasms in her back legs, where they would stretch and spasm uncontrollably, and at times her legs seem to be completely and utterly out of her control (i.e. going limp). My family currently doesn't have enough money to take her for a proper check-up, and I was holding hop that I could find aid online. Thank you for reading all this, if you have, I realize it is a lot. Sorry lol.

Hello! My kitty Wanda is 16 years old! Over the past few years her health has been in decline (such as she commonly vomits up her food - its been happening for years but she acts completely happy!). About three days ago things changed. Her back legs get wobbly and they sort of give out and she lays on her stomach and supports herself with her front feet. She doesn't act like she is in pain at all, and just waits there until they move again (about 30 seconds to a minute). Then after this her face changes and she looks and acts confused. She will walk in a circle multiple times, puts her paw out to take a step and just leaves it in the air like she doesn't know what she wants to do. If anyone has any suggestions as to what's going on please let me know, I know 16 years is a long time for a kitty and she has lived an amazing life, I just want to make sure she isn't in any pain. Thank you!