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r/MadeMeSmile • u/Jackrehan1 • Aug 17 '26
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Is it because of the short tail? Balance issues or something?
239 u/areyousuretho Aug 17 '26 cats without a tail dont move like that. this cat probably has nerve damage or balance issues or cerebellar hypoplasia (wobbly cat). 83 u/Jambohh Aug 17 '26 As some one who has a wobbly cat, before he went blind he would throw himself on to the bed in the morning like this, it would crack me up he would get so much air before he landed. 11 u/StaredAtEclipseAMA Aug 17 '26 The last video you can see him shaking his head like there is a nerve problem
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cats without a tail dont move like that. this cat probably has nerve damage or balance issues or cerebellar hypoplasia (wobbly cat).
83 u/Jambohh Aug 17 '26 As some one who has a wobbly cat, before he went blind he would throw himself on to the bed in the morning like this, it would crack me up he would get so much air before he landed. 11 u/StaredAtEclipseAMA Aug 17 '26 The last video you can see him shaking his head like there is a nerve problem
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As some one who has a wobbly cat, before he went blind he would throw himself on to the bed in the morning like this, it would crack me up he would get so much air before he landed.
11 u/StaredAtEclipseAMA Aug 17 '26 The last video you can see him shaking his head like there is a nerve problem
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The last video you can see him shaking his head like there is a nerve problem
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u/FitzSeb92 Aug 17 '26
Is it because of the short tail? Balance issues or something?