I put Hades in the bath tub for a couple hours because I was cleaning the house and going to bathe him. I brought him water and food. All he did was push it away so I took it out and put it back where I keep his bowl. I came back after an hour of cleaning to bathe him and he wasn't moving. His back legs are stiff and his front legs are limp. He was breathing normal for about five minutes then he started breathing heavy and meowing really loud and fast. He stretched out and kept crying then went back to the way he is now. He is currently not moving and baring breathing and the animal hospitals are closed. I am worried for my fur baby.

My cat is having very unique seizures. First off the pre-ictal phase consists of some kind of minor walking or jumping issue involving his rear legs a few hours before the seizure. It only lasts for a few moments and then he is fine. Right before the actual seizure event, he seems to know it is about to happen and will get onto the floor very quickly. Once the seizure hits him his entire body will instantly flop from one side to the other and then back. Today he only flopped once. That is usually it. The whole thing lasts about 2 seconds. Although today he did make a destressed howl for an additional 3 or 4 seconds. Then he is pretty much completely normal. He does tend to hide under the bed and rest for a couple of hours or more, but does not seem disoriented or confused. He started having them a few months ago. Had had 2 or 3 within a month's time. Then they stopped for almost 2 months until the one he just had about 90 minutes ago.

My 6 year-old cat has suddenly started having a seizure at the slightest stimulus, whether it's sound, smell, sight etc. She does a complete roll on the right. Nothing was found in blood tests, she had an MRI scan and tests on the cerebrospinal fluid and again everything appears normal. She always jerks and turns around on the right side. She's on anti-epilepsy medication but it doesn't help at all. Every move (drink, eat, use the litter tray) means she suddenly jerks on the right side and does a complete tern. Vets (in France) say they have never seen anything like it. They have contacted vets in the US who have also never seen a similar case. I was told there was nothing to do and that she should be put down. I would appreciate any help.

We have had Gracie for about two years. She started having seizures a month after we adopted her when she was about a year old. We have had her on phenobarbital since she was having seizures multiple times a month. It has been over a year now and she hasn’t had any seizures. We get her blood work done about every six months and her protein levels were slightly off last time (may be related to the phenobarbital, but maybe not). We are considering lowering her dose if she continues to not have seizures. Our vet told us it was up to us if we want to try to lower the dose or keep it the same. Does anyone have experience lowering the dose of phenobarbital?

My cat Loki is 18 months old and has suddenly started to have seizures, sometimes 3 times a day. The vet did some blood tests but all came back clear and has now prescribed Phenobarbital 0.1ml however almost immediately after giving him the dose he has another seizure. Should I stop giving him this medication and go back to the vets to try something else?