"Rhonda" wrote:
She needs some tests done at the vet -- blood tests at the very least.

One thing could be that if she is diabetic, which is not uncommon in older
cats, she can have seizures if her blood sugar gets too low.

Think of any other symptoms you might have noticed from what she's taking
in to what is coming out, and if she's been more tired lately, etc.

Hope the vet can find out what's going on.

Rhonda

Thanks Rhonda - folks - of course I will take her to the vet.

I just thought the expertise in this group would have a clue.

--
altheim


Our cat, now about fourteen years old, has recently started
having some sort of fit, or attack. Her legs give way, then she
rolls about threshing and squealing in agony. This lasts for a
few seconds, but then it seems to be over and she gets up and
carries on as normal. These fits are now occurring about once
every two to four days.