wobbly head kitten

[Kirsten]

He may have cerebellar hypoplasia (CH.) The vet will be able to tell you.

I was thinking of that, too. (Doesn't someone here has a video of a CH kitty posted in the siggy?) But at the age of 3 weeks, it could also be that the muscles of the neck are just not strong enough. I would ask a vet to be on the safe side.

Kirsten

[Kirsten]

Found it: http://petoftheday.com/talk/showthre...lar+hypoplasia

Kirsten

[critters]

If the baby has CH, and I'd say it's pretty likely, there is NO need to put the baby down. Many vets give a knee-jerk suggestion of PTS, which is regrettable.

[GILL]

If this baby has CH he may turn out to be the most loving of all. Our LB (Little BEAR) is a CH kitty. She is one of the sweetest cats we have. Just keep an eye on him and love him.

[catmandu]

THAT KITTEN WILL HAVE SUCH A STRONG WILL TO LIVE, AS MANY OF THE HEART WARMING STORIES ABOUT THEM ON PET TALK WILL TESTIFY TO.

WE ARE PRAYING FOR THAT KITTEN, AND GUARDIAN PET ANGELS ARE LINING UP TO HELP HIM ALL THAT THEY CAN.
WE PRAY HE WILL BE ALL RIGHT

ALL THE FOUND CATS ARE MEEEEOWING FOR THAT SPECIAL ONE

[Medusa]

If your kitty does have CH, you'll have one of the most lovable cats ever! I have two of them, one admittedly is a very mild case but the other is severe and nothing stops this girl. I hope your vet can get to the bottom of it all; it may not be CH but it does sound like it. And, if it is, there is no need for euthanasia. There is treatment for it and they learn how to cope very quickly and you will, too. Please keep us posted on this. Prayers going up for you and the kitty that all will be well.

[momcat]

You're doing the right thing getting this little guy to the vet. Many prayers are being prayed that your vet finds nothing serious and little guy will enjoy a long, healthy, happy life filled with love. Please let us know what your vet has to say. PT cares!!!!!