A few pix of Creamsicle and Puddy

**Medusa** · 03-31-2007, 09:17 AM

Actually, Creamsicle is a girl.

She's my little deaf vestibular hypoplasia baby. She was only 5 wks. old when I got her but she's definitely bulked up! She sometimes can be a little bully but she probably feels she has to be tough. She's the only cat that Puddy actually likes; the rest she tolerates.

**Barbara** · 03-31-2007, 04:40 PM

Love Creamsicle's nosie in the glass. And it is sooo good to see the Puddilator so happy

**catmandu** · 03-31-2007, 06:39 PM

Creamsicle certainly has blossomed with all that Love and TLC that she recieves at her Furr Ever home , and the fact that she and Puddy have made a Love Connection is icing on the cake.
Bless You for giving Creamsicle that place where she can grow up wanted and loved.

**momcat** · 03-31-2007, 09:22 PM

Great pictures of adorable kitties! Creamsicle is gorgeous and looks so squishable. And Puddy looks like a bit of a lovebug. Thanks for sharing. Scritchies and tummy rubs to both beauties!!!

**phesina** · 03-31-2007, 09:45 PM

What beautiful kitties they both are! Thank you, Mary.

What is vestibular hypoplasia? Is it anything like cerebellar hypoplasia?

Pat

**Medusa** · 04-01-2007, 08:43 AM

Originally Posted by phesina

What beautiful kitties they both are! Thank you, Mary.

What is vestibular hypoplasia? Is it anything like cerebellar hypoplasia?

Pat

Yes, it's very similar, except that it affects the hearing, usually producing deafness. She's not as spastic as she was when I first got her. She was so bad in the beginning that her head swung like a pendulum making it difficult to feed her and she could only walk in circles. But Dr. LeBeau did his research and treated her and now she does the salamandar walk