worried about Miss Ninny
Feb. 27th, 2002 12:32 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pywacketso just recently when Miss ninny shakes her head or swats at James for more
petting or plays, she loses her balance. We're taking her to the vet of course,
but I'm wondering if this has happened to any of your kids. Otherwise
she seems fine, eating, playing , beating up the other cats,
bathing...
She had a full physical a year ago and all her tests were fine (with
blood tests too) She'll be 12 in April.
Here's her fabulous picture, menacing the camera
petting or plays, she loses her balance. We're taking her to the vet of course,
but I'm wondering if this has happened to any of your kids. Otherwise
she seems fine, eating, playing , beating up the other cats,
bathing...
She had a full physical a year ago and all her tests were fine (with
blood tests too) She'll be 12 in April.
Here's her fabulous picture, menacing the camera
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Re: Muffin had something like that...
The Dr. said he did the exact same thing as in the right leg, but I don't think so.. there is much more bruising and pain then before.. I have bruising all around to the back of my knee like a band.
.. and whatever he did DIDN'T stop my RLS (Restless Leg Syndrome) because it's still bouncing like crazy, and it makes it hurt more! :(
((hugs))
G.