Quote Originally Posted by Emyjane View Post
Hi there! I was just searching for info on the interntet about the ch kitties and thank goodness I found this post! I have a 7 month old female ch kitten Tiki. Shes my little full of energy furball and I love her so much, you can never be in a bad mood when shes around. Unfortuanatly she recently has started seizing... it started out with one and I automatically rushed her in to the vet and they said to keep track of any more episodes, they said it was most likely epilepsy. So it was going well for about a month and then she siezed again, but its gradually becoming more offten. Ive descused it with the vet and they can put her on medication but it can b hard on her in the long run. I sometimes wonder if my home is the best place for my baby, I have a full time job and im going to school, she does have other kittty playmates but im worried that im not there for her when shes siezing. I want the best for her but i dont know if i know what is best for her, ya know I dont want to be selfish about it and not want to give her up because even though it would break my heart I have to do whats right for her... any opinions on if she should be in a household with a more full time family?..
Welcome to Pet Talk! I have a CH baby, Creamsicle, and I know what you mean about how lovable your kitty is. Cgirl is a magical cat. She doesn't have seizures but I did have a peke-a-poo that did and she was on a low dose of Phenobarbitol and she lived to be 18 1/2. Of course, cats and dogs are different but I sure would give it a try before I rehomed her. CH babies are so special and I'm sure your kitty just loves you to pieces and wouldn't want to be separated from you and her fursibs. It's wonderful that you're putting her needs ahead of your own; that's a good cat parent but give the meds a whirl and see how she does. Good luck and please keep us posted.