The kitten & cat thread
01-08-2014, 10:17 AM
#1244
cross post from a different thread, but these should go here.
some may be reposts...idk what i post here. it's so rare, BUT I LOVE CATS.
sup
i came here for the cats
#stuffonmycat
little black bitch (read: cat)
fat cat
cat hat
black cat
buddy cat
pooping cat
botero cat
rawr
bag cat
stuffed cat
smelly cat (smelly cat, what are they feeding you?)
coffee cat
copy coffee cat
pretty cat
some may be reposts...idk what i post here. it's so rare, BUT I LOVE CATS.
sup
i came here for the cats
#stuffonmycat
little black bitch (read: cat)
fat cat
cat hat
black cat
buddy cat
pooping cat
botero cat
rawr
bag cat
stuffed cat
smelly cat (smelly cat, what are they feeding you?)
coffee cat
copy coffee cat
pretty cat
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01-11-2014, 11:46 PM
#1257
He may have Cerebral Hypoplasia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerebel...sia_(non-human)
Cloud (the one in the powdercoating box above) has it. As I understand it, it comes from the mother receiving a strain of a vaccine that affects the kittens development.
If he does indeed have it, be cautious about him getting onto high places. They lose their balance/footing easily and fall down quite often.
One of these days I'll get video up of Cloud wandering around. It's sad, yet hilarious. The funniest thing is that he doesn't alternate paws when he walks. He moves both feet on one side at a time, walking like he has a potato chip in his *** he doesn't want to break.
Here is a good example of an extreme case, but you can see towards the end of the video that they learn to deal with it.
Cloud (the one in the powdercoating box above) has it. As I understand it, it comes from the mother receiving a strain of a vaccine that affects the kittens development.
If he does indeed have it, be cautious about him getting onto high places. They lose their balance/footing easily and fall down quite often.
One of these days I'll get video up of Cloud wandering around. It's sad, yet hilarious. The funniest thing is that he doesn't alternate paws when he walks. He moves both feet on one side at a time, walking like he has a potato chip in his *** he doesn't want to break.
Here is a good example of an extreme case, but you can see towards the end of the video that they learn to deal with it.
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01-12-2014, 10:10 PM
#1259
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He may have Cerebral Hypoplasia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerebel...sia_(non-human)
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