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    Any Advise For My Cat?

    My Female Cat Is 10 Years Old And Just In The Past Week Give Or Take A Few Days, She Has Increased In Having Very Violent Seizures Which Are Jumping Up And Down Out Of Control And Falling Down Hard Against The Floor And Object Around Her During The Seizure. She Also Has A Lot Of Clear Liquid Which Comes Out Her Mouth. She Does Comes Out Of The Seizure And Is Extremely Disoriented And Weak. She Has Had Several Of These Seizures Today And I She Is A Completely Indoor Cat But Looks Like I Need To Take Her To See A Vet. Tomorrow. Is This Possibly An Illness That Is Manageable Or Should She Be Put Down For Her Own Sake. I Would Hate That But If It Is Going Give Her Peace Then I Will Have To Do That. Any Advise ?

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    Aicha

    Your cat seems to be in a very pitiful situation. The best thing for you would be to take her to the vet as soon as possible. The problem she is having might not be as serious as it looks like and the vet might have a cure for her. But if there isn't any hope left, you can always go for Euthanasia, that would bring an end to her suffering, although it would hurt you but that's the best you can do to make her end comfortable.

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      ncarter

      If your cat has just recently begun having seizures and she never had them before or not as frequently you should think about if there is a possibility she may have gotten in to something that could have aggravated the problem. Spraying certain cleaning agents or deodorizers are extremely toxic to us and to animals. Also if you use any kind of flea and tick medication or heartworm medication, that can cause seizures although most vets wont tell you that. Also vaccinating her, especially if she is already in a weakened condition is a big no no. I would do a search in your area for a holistic/ homeopathic vet and see if they can help. Many times acupuncture does miraculous things for sick animals.

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