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Bilateral Vestibular Cat

Here is a kitten that might have Bilateral Vestibular Disease.

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MilkNCereal394 commented on 25 May 2009
No, it has nothing to do with the neck. I have a Vestibular Disorder, I have no idea if it acts the same in people as animals, but I feel like if I didn't have the mental abilities as a human to know not to act that way, I would act that way. I am constantly confused and freaked out by noises.
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dianelopiccolo commented on 01 Nov 2008
I am so sorry it took so long to write back...but if you can take this video off of youtube and use it...you can. I don't know if it is too late but go right ahead and use it if it will help you ..
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TaterLovers commented on 07 Jun 2008
Poor baby! Does the disease range in many kinds of animals? It looks like the disease takes over the nerves and your part of your brain that controls your neck and head. plz leave a comment
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dianelopiccolo commented on 24 Oct 2008
This was a kitten who was diagnosed with vestibular disease and we actually saw her back a couple of days ago and she is doing a lot better. You can't really see the symptoms anymore
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muskndusk commented on 16 Mar 2009
Cats and dogs usually recover from this in a few weeks. They need steroids, antibiotics and lots of loving nursing.
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Austin Gerlach commented on 24 Oct 2010
@dianelopiccolo so wait a secong the kitten was trying to see what her back looked like ? or am i wayyy off
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ENW098 commented on 28 Aug 2010
Cat-"The voices, make them stop!!! The voices... Aaaaaahhhhh."
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Filipe Santos commented on 17 Jul 2011
what do we need to do when this happens? is there any cure?
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misteryman765 commented on 21 Oct 2010
poor cat =(
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norin radd commented on 06 Jan 2013
Le pauvre

Kafei's idiopathic vestibular syndrome (wobbly cat!)

Kafei has idiopathic vestibular disorder which causes him to have nystagmus, rolling tilted head movements, off balance walking (mostly in circles) and falling.

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Reese Lassman commented on 28 Jul 2014
Did Kafei recover? My 2 year old cat had a very rapid onset of these symptoms yesterday and it has been very scary. Since it's the weekend I had to take her to emergency and not my regular vet. The doctor at emergency insist that vestibular syndrome is very rare in young cats and that it must be some kind of toxin she got into. It's been almost 24 hrs and she seems to be improving but still wobbly and doesn't want to walk or eat.

feline vestibular disorder Billy cat

feline vestibular disease symptoms. This is Billy. He is around 5 years old and came down with it pretty bad three days ago.

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MyiDestiny Knits commented on 11 Sep 2011
Hi I would like to say, your video is amazing on how far Billy has come, We just finally found out from your video what is happening to our "MYI" we have brought her to the vet & they had no idea what is wrong with her, she has had blood tests & ex-rays & meds but they never thought it was the ear & I know 100% in my heart this is what she has we are going back to the vet on Monday to show them a web site that my friend found for me cause it has been a week now she is on these meds & not helping
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MyiDestiny Knits commented on 11 Sep 2011
sorry couldn't fit everything I wanted to say. The gave her meds for heart worms & an anti biotic She finally at 15 crunchies on her own today I was crying so much. I have been feeding her & giving her water with a syringe since last Friday. She will not drink on her own & I feel so bad by forcing her but what else can I do & also the potty help here do that also. I have been crying everyday but today she made me proud by eating a few crunchies herself Thank you so much for having your video
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chronic08051 commented on 19 Jul 2011
my cat percy suddenly started acting like this 7 days ago he spent 3 days at the animal hospital doin really bad but he has been home for 3 days and and he seems to get better every day. the vet never mentioned this disease. thank you for posting this vid
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waluum commented on 21 Dec 2009
I'm sorry to see that this happened to your cat. Is there any kind of treatment? How is he doing now?
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mustang6172 commented on 02 Oct 2010
Are you sure that's a disorder? It looks more like something I've seen every cat do at some point.

Cat with Vestibular Disease Tries to Walk, Gets Frustrated

My cat with Vestibular disease is learning to walk all over again. He gets frustrated from time to time and needs assistance.

My cat has Vestibular Disease (vestibular disease.)

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Deja Blu commented on 20 Jul 2009
OMG! Thank you so much for posting these videos! My 20 year old cat had an episode 1 month ago and after extensive blood work, ECG, ultra-sounds and $1,500.00 of emergency vet bills NOT ONE OF THE 5 vets that saw her even mentioned this. After seeing the videos on YT - I am convinced, this is what she has. I could not believe how she could be falling down, head tilted, walking sideways on MOnday and on Friday- able to stand. She has recovered but is not the same. I want to get her ears check
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muskndusk commented on 22 Feb 2010
Polly, a cat who died from unrelated causes last year, aged 22, made a complete recovery from vestibular disease. She was put on antibio's and given lots of TLC by me. I did some very gentle physio: holding her front legs while I knelt a little way from her and encouraging her to slowly walk toward me on her hind legs, the way you would teach a child to walk, being careful to do this little and often.
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nepeta70 commented on 24 Oct 2008
My cat Gligli (video above) is having this symptoms since yesterday. I took her to the vet, she took some injections and today she's slightly better. I still have to take her to the neurologist for further exams. How is your cat now? How long he took to get better? Did he got better at all?
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Bones2Dope commented on 14 Aug 2008
Thanks for the reply. Its been mabey 3 weeks now and hes revovered alot. He walks normaly and is playful again. Only problem is that his head is still tilted. Other than that hes ok. I hope ur cat gets better. Its realli sad to see cats suffer this way. Especially when there good cats.
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Bones2Dope commented on 28 Oct 2008
My cat is doing alot better now. Hes playfull and can walk normal again. But his head is still tilted. It took him mabey a whole month for him to recover and to act the way he used to. Like i said, hes not 100% recovered, but hes doind alot better than when he first got the Disease.
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chronic08051 commented on 19 Jul 2011
my cat percy suddenly started acting like this 7 days ago he spent 3 days at the animal hospital doin really bad but he has been home for 3 days and and he seems to get better every day. the vet never mentioned this disease. thank you for posting this vid
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BlazingWind200 commented on 14 Jun 2010
Every cat with that problem has a crooked head. exactly what is this syndrom?
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allgoodvibes21 commented on 10 Jan 2015
Stupid ass cat
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gothina13 commented on 26 Jun 2013
Poor baby.
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Medlet commented on 17 Oct 2010
pore thing

Looks like cat seizure, but it's called Vestibular Syndrome!

I thought my cat was having seizures one night (I took this video to show the vets) and jumped onto Youtube to see if I could find another cat doing something ...

Feline Vestibular disorder what day 5 looks like (Originally looked like a seizure)

Part two... five days into recovery. Wobbly, some nystagmus, head tilt, sorry about my loud sound... turn your sound down to avoid my silly calls to the pets....
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