Cerebellar Hypoplasia in Cats 🐱🧠A congenital neurological condition where the cerebellum is underdeveloped, leading to ataxia, tremors, and uncoordinated movements. Often seen in kittens exposed… | Kanwar Umar Khatab
Cerebellar Hypoplasia in Cats 🐱🧠A congenital neurological condition where the cerebellum is underdeveloped, leading to ataxia, tremors, and uncoordinated movements. Often seen in kittens exposed… | Kanwar Umar Khatab
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“Wobbly” kitten or feline cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) is a non-progressive, non-contagious neurological condition that results in walking and balance problems. It’s very important to remember the kitten isn’t sick, weak or hurt; he’s simply uncoordinated. Symptoms can be extremely mild (almost unnoticeable like his sister, Seven), mild like Thorn’s where he’s not able to jump and he does shake, but he can still use a litter, feed himself independently and run up and down carpeted stairs, to sever
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“Wobbly” kitten or feline cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) is a non-progressive, non-contagious neurological condition that results in walking and balance problems. It’s very important to remember the kitten isn’t sick, weak or hurt; he’s simply uncoordinated. Symptoms can be extremely mild (almost unnoticeable like his sister, Seven), mild like Thorn’s where he’s not able to jump and he does shake, but he can still use a litter, feed himself independently and run up and down carpeted stairs, to sever
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Kittens with cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) don’t know they’re different. CH is usually the result of the mother being infected with feline panleukopenia virus in late stage pregnancy when their cerebellum is developing. They’ll never get worse nor will they ever get better but they learn to adapt to their lack of coordination and jerky movements. Ones with moderate to severe CH like Otis and Gatsby do need extra care. They can only take a few steps before falling, the more excited they get the more
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Kittens with cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) don’t know they’re different. CH is usually the result of the mother being infected with feline panleukopenia virus in late stage pregnancy when their cerebellum is developing. They’ll never get worse nor will they ever get better but they learn to adapt to their lack of coordination and jerky movements. Ones with moderate to severe CH like Otis and Gatsby do need extra care. They can only take a few steps before falling, the more excited they get the more
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Kittens with cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) don’t know they’re different. CH is usually the result of the mother being infected with feline panleukopenia virus in late stage pregnancy when the kittens’ cerebellum (which is responsible for balance and coordination) is developing. They’ll never get worse nor will they ever get better but they learn to adapt to their lack of coordination and jerky movements. Ones with moderate CH like Otis and Gatsby do need extra care. They can take a few steps but wh
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Kittens with cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) don’t know they’re different. CH is usually the result of the mother being infected with feline panleukopenia virus in late stage pregnancy when the kittens’ cerebellum (which is responsible for balance and coordination) is developing. They’ll never get worse nor will they ever get better but they learn to adapt to their lack of coordination and jerky movements. Ones with moderate CH like Otis and Gatsby do need extra care. They can take a few steps but wh
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Kittens with cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) don’t know they’re different. CH is usually the result of the mother being infected with feline panleukopenia virus in late stage pregnancy when the kittens’ cerebellum (which is responsible for balance and coordination) is developing. They’ll never get worse nor will they ever get better but they learn to adapt to their lack of coordination and jerky movements. Ones with moderate CH like Otis and Gatsby do need extra care. They can take a few steps but wh
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Kittens with cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) don’t know they’re different. CH is usually the result of the mother being infected with feline panleukopenia virus in late stage pregnancy when the kittens’ cerebellum (which is responsible for balance and coordination) is developing. They’ll never get worse nor will they ever get better but they learn to adapt to their lack of coordination and jerky movements. Ones with moderate CH like Otis and Gatsby do need extra care. They can take a few steps but wh
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Cerebellar Hypoplasia (Wobbly Cat Syndrome) in Cats: Causes, Symptoms, & Treatment - Cats.com
Cerebellar Hypoplasia (Wobbly Cat Syndrome) in Cats: Causes, Symptoms, & Treatment - Cats.com
Jun 23, 2023
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This is Natalie, one of our Cerebellar Hypoplasia residents! Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), also known as "Wobbly Cat Syndrome" causes Natalie to have a slight tremble, and she's prone to clumsiness. That doesn't stop her from playing and winning your heart! Learn more about Natalie on our website at www.kitsap-humane.org! #adoptdontshop #chcatsofinstagram #adoptacat #kitsapcats #kitsaphumanesociety#adoptdontshop | Kitsap Humane Society
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This is Natalie, one of our Cerebellar Hypoplasia residents! Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), also known as "Wobbly Cat Syndrome" causes Natalie to have a slight tremble, and she's prone to clumsiness. That doesn't stop her from playing and winning your heart! Learn more about Natalie on our website at www.kitsap-humane.org! #adoptdontshop #chcatsofinstagram #adoptacat #kitsapcats #kitsaphumanesociety#adoptdontshop | Kitsap Humane Society
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No disability is going to stop this kitten from living his best life! 👏🐈‍⬛❤️ via Caters News | Daily Mail Video
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The Care Bear litter may wobble when they walk, but they are perfectly happy and playful kittens! 🐱 After coming into our Salt Lake City lifesaving center, it was quickly noticed that these six kittens have cerebellar hypoplasia (CH). Their condition sometimes is referred to as “wobbly cats disorder,” because CH occurs when the part of the kitten’s brain that controls motor function does not fully develop. Cats with CH are born this way, and while the condition is lifelong, it does not worsen w
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The Care Bear litter may wobble when they walk, but they are perfectly happy and playful kittens! 🐱 After coming into our Salt Lake City lifesaving center, it was quickly noticed that these six kittens have cerebellar hypoplasia (CH). Their condition sometimes is referred to as “wobbly cats disorder,” because CH occurs when the part of the kitten’s brain that controls motor function does not fully develop. Cats with CH are born this way, and while the condition is lifelong, it does not worsen w
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This Cat Was Born With Feline Cerebellar Hypoplasia (Wobbly Cat Syndrome), But Still Lives Such A Happy Life! 😸 | Animals Doing Things
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This Cat Was Born With Feline Cerebellar Hypoplasia (Wobbly Cat Syndrome), But Still Lives Such A Happy Life! 😸 | Animals Doing Things
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Meet Phoebe, the unstoppable kitty with cerebellar hypoplasia. Once deemed a severe case with little hope, her loving parents refused to give up. Through their dedication, her condition improved, and now she lives life to the fullest—enjoying picnics and even helping care for foster kittens. Nothing slows her down! ✨ 🐈‍ See more @phoebe_the_ch_kitty #wobblycat #blackandwhite #cerebellarhypoplasia #NeverGiveUp #beautifulcat #cutecat | Cats And Kittens
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Meet Phoebe, the unstoppable kitty with cerebellar hypoplasia. Once deemed a severe case with little hope, her loving parents refused to give up. Through their dedication, her condition improved, and now she lives life to the fullest—enjoying picnics and even helping care for foster kittens. Nothing slows her down! ✨ 🐈‍ See more @phoebe_the_ch_kitty #wobblycat #blackandwhite #cerebellarhypoplasia #NeverGiveUp #beautifulcat #cutecat | Cats And Kittens
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Cerebellar Hypoplasia | Disabled Cats | Cats Protection
Cerebellar Hypoplasia | Disabled Cats | Cats Protection
Mar 20, 2020
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🧠 What is CH (Cerebellar Hypoplasia)? Cerebellar Hypoplasia is a neurological condition that occurs when a kitten’s cerebellum—the part of the brain responsible for coordination and balance—doesn’t fully develop. It’s usually caused by exposure to a virus or parasite in utero, during the mother's pregnancy. Importantly: CH is not contagious, progressive, or painful. It’s not something that worsens with time, and it doesn’t affect the cat’s intelligence or lifespan. 🐾 How Does CH Affect a Cat?
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🧠 What is CH (Cerebellar Hypoplasia)? Cerebellar Hypoplasia is a neurological condition that occurs when a kitten’s cerebellum—the part of the brain responsible for coordination and balance—doesn’t fully develop. It’s usually caused by exposure to a virus or parasite in utero, during the mother's pregnancy. Importantly: CH is not contagious, progressive, or painful. It’s not something that worsens with time, and it doesn’t affect the cat’s intelligence or lifespan. 🐾 How Does CH Affect a Cat?
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What is Cerebellar Hypoplasia? The Truth About Kittens with CH - A.R.F.-Animal Rescue Foundation
What is Cerebellar Hypoplasia? The Truth About Kittens with CH - A.R.F.-Animal Rescue Foundation
Jul 18, 2020
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Kittens with cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) don't know they're different, so they will try to participate in the activities of everyone else. In some things they can, their lack of balance and coordination isn't as noticeable. Other times it will just be about them getting more exposure and interacting more with others. Gatsby just wants in on the games, determined to be part of everything anyone is doing. Follow us to learn more about CH and fostering special needs kittens. #fosteringsaveslives #fo
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Kittens with cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) don't know they're different, so they will try to participate in the activities of everyone else. In some things they can, their lack of balance and coordination isn't as noticeable. Other times it will just be about them getting more exposure and interacting more with others. Gatsby just wants in on the games, determined to be part of everything anyone is doing. Follow us to learn more about CH and fostering special needs kittens. #fosteringsaveslives #fo
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Meet Wobble — a very special kitten looking for a very special home! Wobble is an adorable 4.5-month-old kitten with a condition called Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), which causes him to be unsteady on his feet. His CH is a bit more advanced, so he does fall over frequently, but that doesn’t stop him from being a happy, determined little guy with a big heart. Wobble will thrive in a home with carpeted floors, as he uses his claws to help steady himself and climb onto cozy spots like the bed, couch,
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Meet Wobble — a very special kitten looking for a very special home! Wobble is an adorable 4.5-month-old kitten with a condition called Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), which causes him to be unsteady on his feet. His CH is a bit more advanced, so he does fall over frequently, but that doesn’t stop him from being a happy, determined little guy with a big heart. Wobble will thrive in a home with carpeted floors, as he uses his claws to help steady himself and climb onto cozy spots like the bed, couch,
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