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Hi I had a cat that was a beautifull white almost syimies that had 6 toes, last night I found her on the poutch and brought her inside, she was missing for about 2 days, when I got her inside I noticed she was walking in circils and walking into stuff I was thinking she went blind and it had me in tears I couldn't find any thing that could explain why she was like this her eyes were looking in oposite directions seemed like she was deaf in her right ear and had lost a lot of wieght. I made sure she was comfurtable before I went to bed and thought I would deal with it in the morning and when I woke up I found her were I put her and she wasn't breathing at about 10 this morning I was wondering what causes this and why...? I don't know what happen to her and it makes me very sad I couldn't help her.
Or possibley she was hit by a car and had brain damage. Either way, that's the chance outside cats have. I am sorry for your loss, it's never easy even when they are old and sick. She is now happy and healthy, running the great fields of the sky.
Or possibley she was hit by a car and had brain damage. Either way, that's the chance outside cats have. I am sorry for your loss, it's never easy even when they are old and sick. She is now happy and healthy, running the great fields of the sky.
You have 2 good possibilities and those would have been my thoughts. That is why mine never go outside... stories just like this repeated over and over.. It is so sad and I am really sorry for your loss.. I know what it is like to loose one for any reason.
This behavior sounds a lot like what happened to my friend cat Simon. He was walking around circles, cross-eyed, and would get seizures. Turned out it was a brain tumor.
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