Prayers for Tabitha, please!!!

**Queen of Poop** · 01-21-2007, 05:32 PM

Prayers for Tabitha. Oh goodness, how scary for you both.

**catfamily** · 01-21-2007, 05:39 PM

Prayers for Dear Tabitha.You'll feel better too after the vet visit tomorrow.So much money for vets here.I need to get 2 of mine this week to the vets.
I hope Tabitha gets what she needs for her seizers.My mom had a cat that had them,but I don't know much about them.(seizers)
My girlfriend's mom also had a cat that had them and if I remember correctly,her mom's vet put her cat on a quarter valium every day I THINK.Not sure though.I don't know how that would help but that's what I remember her saying.

**krazyaboutkatz** · 01-21-2007, 06:17 PM

Kim, How scary!!!

I'm so glad that she's back to normal now and I'm sending lots of prayers and positive thoughts her way. I sure hope that it's nothing serious and that the vet will be able to help her. I'll continue to look for updates.

**kb2yjx** · 01-21-2007, 06:43 PM

Kim!! I am so sorry to hear about your Tabitha. Do not worry. the Clan have all their paws folded in prayer for her. And ((((hugs)))for you!! Hope the vet will be able to tell you something tomorrow!! Sandra

**catmandu** · 01-21-2007, 08:53 PM

The Found Cats Are Adding Tabitha To Thier Prayers, And We All Are Hoping Your Little Beauty Is All Right.
Moose Angel Will Stop By, And See If He Can Help.

**Catlady711** · 01-21-2007, 09:14 PM

Dusty had a siezure last year, and scared the crap outta me. I took Dusty to work with me and the vet looked her over said he couldn't see any apparent reason for the siezure and since it lasted under a minute and it was her first one, I was told to just keep watch on her, no meds. Dusty hasn't had one since that I know of and has been fine.

I hope Tabitha's incident was similar and will not happen again.

**kimlovescats** · 01-21-2007, 10:39 PM

Originally Posted by Catlady711

Dusty had a siezure last year, and scared the crap outta me. I took Dusty to work with me and the vet looked her over said he couldn't see any apparent reason for the siezure and since it lasted under a minute and it was her first one, I was told to just keep watch on her, no meds. Dusty hasn't had one since that I know of and has been fine.

I hope Tabitha's incident was similar and will not happen again.

THANK you SO much for telling me this. That is pretty much the same thing I read online. One site said that seizures generally start between ages 2 and 3 years, which is exactly where Tabitha is! Very strange, and Tabitha seems perfectly normal now. She's even been running around here like nothing ever happened!

I will check with my vet and see what she thinks tomorrow! Thanks again, and I will post an update!

Kim