Can you please help us?

It sounds like it MIGHT be a neuroligical problem, not one I am able to correctly diagnose. Has the vet checked the entire spine for abnormalities? Specifically up by the head? Or the inner ear? Has she been check for heartworm? These are things that I would also check. I’m assuming that her heart is okay as well. These are my thoughts I’m hoping that someone with a better veterinary background might answered you as well. Good Luck to you and Kitty.

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Thank you all for your answers. Although, I am also a cat owner (I belong to Marcella) this cat actually belongs to a friend of mine from work and we have been trying to search for answers. He and his wife and daughters had been trying everything possible for her. They ended up taking her to another vet last night and it was actually diagnosed as a neurological problem. I do truly appreciate your answers. They had to put the cat down because she was in constant pain. His family (wife and 3 daughters) are taking it very hard. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers. Again, thank you all...I will definitely use this site for my own little girl in the future.

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I don’t know where you live, but have you seen any blue-tailed lizards in your area? They’re generally black with red and yellow stripes and a blue tail. These particular lizards are poisonous to cats, who unfortunately love to catch them. They cause the cat neurological damage, which cannot be reversed. It will make them walk leaned to one side as if they’re about to fall over and maybe walk into walls. Their head will always be sideways from then on. My aunt actually had it happen twice to her cats, so you may want to look into the lizards in your area. If that’s what happened, I’m sorry, but there’s nothing that you can do for your cat. She shouldn’t get worse or die. She just won’t get better.

you could give kitty, like, a special milk with alot of nutrients or soemthing. they have spcial food and stuff at vets offices i think. i hope she gets better!

i think she has still not use to her new home yet. you have adopted her right?? anyways you probably just need to give her more time. do you have any other pets that bother her??

Thank you all for your answers. Although, I am also a cat owner (I belong to Marcella) this cat actually belongs to a friend of mine from work and we have been trying to search for answers. He and his wife and daughters had been trying everything possible for her. They ended up taking her to another vet last night and it was actually diagnosed as a neurological problem. I do truly appreciate your answers. They had to put the cat down because she was in constant pain. His family (wife and 3 daughters) are taking it very hard. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers. Again, thank you all…I will definitely use this site for my own little girl in the future.

i am sorry to tell u but when she give birth her sons are gonna die cuz she wont have milk to feed them and she might die if she gave birth so i suggest if she gave birth u can take her sons and give them to another cat (female cat) so she would feed them

i dont know but it could be serious you need to find out it may not be but it could be devastating if anything happens she could be mentally ill or have something wrong with her brain

Ask a different vet!