Update on old lady cat
 

A month or so ago I posted regarding our 17 year old who suddenly became
very wobbly and had trouble keeping her balance. I promised several of you
that I would post back ... so here I am.

I'm pleased to report that she's made a 90% recovery, even though we don't
know what might have caused this. The best theory the vet could come up
with is perhaps a small stroke of some sort. Anyway all her tests came back
within "normal" for her age....even her kidneys are holding up even though
she's CRF.

We're actually quite amazed at her recovery.

Regards,
~Echo

Update on old lady cat
 

~Echo~ wrote:
A month or so ago I posted regarding our 17 year old who suddenly became
very wobbly and had trouble keeping her balance. I promised several of you
that I would post back ... so here I am.

I'm pleased to report that she's made a 90% recovery, even though we don't
know what might have caused this. The best theory the vet could come up
with is perhaps a small stroke of some sort. Anyway all her tests came back
within "normal" for her age....even her kidneys are holding up even though
she's CRF.

I do remember, and I'm so glad to hear this :)

Lauren

Update on old lady cat
 

I'm pleased to report that she's made a 90% recovery, even though we don't
know what might have caused this. The best theory the vet could come up
with is perhaps a small stroke of some sort. Anyway all her tests came back
within "normal" for her age....even her kidneys are holding up even though
she's CRF.

Good to hear she's recovered and doing well. Sounds like she's a tough
little cookie.

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