I got this cat 3 days ago and then today he is falling down to the right and sleeping all day , this is not how he was the last 2 days.

She ran into a wall head first

kitten walks wobbly like rear is heavy. keeps falling. she eats good and still plays.

Cats symptoms started 2 days ago- drinks water and eats a little. No bowel movement for 2 days. Loss of strength in legs, wobbly.

Our cat honey is about 2 years old and a calico cat. She had a litter of 4 kittens on July 5th. One kitten did not make it. Since she has had the kittens she walks around like she is drunk. She has no balance and stays on the floor at all times. The vet said she had an upper respiratory infection and treated it. That was in July. Now we are at the end of August with no progress. She eats great and uses the litter box. She is gaining weight and seems to have energy just no balance. She will literally be standing and start to wobble and fall over. Every week or so she has multiple intense seizures as well. Honey is not getting better or worse but I hate to have her live her life this way. Does anyone know what is happening? I can’t afford neurological tests and all that.

My cat Icarus was sleeping per usual when he suddenly began to make these sort of choking noises. It seemed as though he were trying to cough up a hair ball though what he really coughed up was vomit. He continued to breathe rapidly and slightly violently. I waited for him to calm down so I could see what was really wrong with him though he tried walking away. TRIED. He couldn't walk right as he was wobbling and would fall over in the process. He didn’t seem to want to eat or drink water, it seemed difficult for him too since he couldn’t hold himself up for very long. He decided to sit his food and water out though his rapid breathing persisted.

My 14 Year Old Cat Started shaking his head back and forth and falling over while trying to walk this morning at 5am. He puked his food up. He was behaving like his left ear was troubling him. His ear didn’t smell bad at all. I used a little hydrogen peroxide diluted in water the day before and cleared out some exterior wax and crust. I researched during the day and I Bought Zymox Otic Solution. I fed him and he got a little wobbly again. I looked very closely at his ear and it seemed it wasn’t a punctured ear drum or an an inner ear infection. I would like to add that The ear was oozing clear the day before. I thought it was because he fights with my other indoor cat sometimes. I so after work I squirted Zymox Otic Solution in the one ear that is troubling him when I got home. I mushed it around and two sizable chunks of brown wax dislodged from inside his ear. I have to say that was pleasing for Me to see the product dislodge something sizable like that. I took pictures and I have video of him not being able to walk this morning. If anyone wants or can tell me how to post pics here I would be happy to. So the chunks came out about 4.5 hours ago. He has been shaking his head occasionally and liquid comes out. I am happy when he does that cause I’m hoping that is helping. He’s been quietly sitting where he normally sits. My question To the Wag Community is Is it possible that removing these two stuck chunks of brown wax a little smaller than a pea each from inside My Cats ear could actually stop My Cats Balance and Head Swaying problem that started up today. I would like to add that he behaved very similar drunk balance and Head swaying back and forth without him seeming to have an ear problem like today about 2 Years ago. I brought him to a vet and he said he was healthy and strong. He said it was probably vestibular disease. So Does anyone think that pulling those two big pieces of brown wax and treating the ears with Zymox Otic Solution stop My Cat from having these balance issues? Thank you all and God Bless You and Your Pets and May you all be healthy and happy.