Almost Senior Cat w/strange neurotype symptoms

Hello, and thanks for reaching out about your dear cat. I understand how worrying it can be to see unusual behaviors in your almost senior feline friend. Strange neurological symptoms can stem from several causes, including ear infections, nutritional deficiencies, toxins, or more serious conditions like seizures or brain disorders.



First, observe if your cat is displaying signs like head tilting, imbalance, difficulty walking, unusual eye movements, or sudden changes in behavior. These could provide clues about what's going on. At home, ensure your cat is in a safe, stress-free environment. Try to keep them away from stairs or sharp edges until you get a clearer picture of what's happening.



Watch for signs that may indicate a more urgent problem, such as frequent seizures, a sudden inability to walk, loss of consciousness, or significant changes in appetite and behavior. These would definitely require immediate veterinary attention.



It's great that you’re taking this seriously! I recommend scheduling a video consult with Dial A Vet soon, as this will allow us to investigate further and discuss the next steps for your cat’s health. We'll work together to ensure your furry friend stays as happy and healthy as possible!