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Subjects in this section include: the different stages of cat growth, feline dental care, spaying and neutering, vet visits, physical changes in aging cats, and more.
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Vet, naturalist, and passionate advocate for pet adoption
Specialty: Physical |
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I was playing with my 7 month old unneutered male when he suddenly had a seizure. We first mistook it for choking because of the way he seized up - he was jumping for a toy and seized in mid-jump - but it soon became apparent that he was still breathing. We rushed him to an emergency vet who told us that our cat had definitely seizured and that he was currently blind, a common reaction in cats. They kept him overnight, did blood work and didn't find anything wrong with him. I'm worried that we let him play too hard and now I'm afraid of how much play is "too much." I don't want this to happen again. Can you give me some idea why he had the seizure?
