Mrs wiggles

Look at the face! That is the face of pure love ❤️ Mrs.Wiggles is patiently waiting for a Foster or a FOREVER! <br/><br/>Mrs. Wiggles is 3 years old. She has wobbles, which is a neurological disorder. Here is more information. She is Crate trained, litter box trained, affectionate. Great with dogs, cats and children! Anyone would be lucky to have her! <br/><br/>A "wobbly cat" is a feline with Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), a non-progressive, non-contagious neurological condition caused by an under-developed cerebellum. It causes jerky movements, tremors, and an unsteady, swaying gait. These cats are not in pain, and it does not affect their lifespan or intelligence. <br/><br/>Key Characteristics and Symptoms<br/>Uncoordinated Walk: Often described as drunken or walking like a sailor.<br/>Intention Tremors: Head tremors that worsen when focusing on eating or playing.<br/>Wide-Legged Stance: A broad base for better balance.<br/><br/>High-Stepping Gait: Lifting legs higher than necessary.<br/>No Pain or Degeneration: The condition is present from birth, usually due to in-utero panleukopenia virus infection, and does not worsen over time. <br/><br/>Wobbly Cat Syndrome<br/>Dancing Kitten Syndrome. <br/><br/>Examples and Management<br/>Mobility Assistance: Using mats or rugs to prevent slipping on hardwood floors.<br/>Specialized Feeding: Propping food bowls up so they do not fall forward while eating.<br/>Daily Care: Many adapt well to living in a home with regular veterinary care, requiring only minor accommodations.<br/><br/>Wobbly cats are known for being exceptionally loving and living joyful lives despite their physical limitations

Look at the face! That is the face of pure love ❤️ Mrs.Wiggles is patiently waiting for a Foster or a FOREVER!

Mrs. Wiggles is 3 years old. She has wobbles, which is a neurological disorder. Here is more information. She is Crate trained, litter box trained, affectionate. Great with dogs, cats and children! Anyone would be lucky to have her!

A "wobbly cat" is a feline with Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), a non-progressive, non-contagious neurological condition caused by an under-developed cerebellum. It causes jerky movements, tremors, and an unsteady, swaying gait. These cats are not in pain, and it does not affect their lifespan or intelligence.

Key Characteristics and Symptoms
Uncoordinated Walk: Often described as drunken or walking like a sailor.
Intention Tremors: Head tremors that worsen when focusing on eating or playing.
Wide-Legged Stance: A broad base for better balance.

High-Stepping Gait: Lifting legs higher than necessary.
No Pain or Degeneration: The

Look at the face! That is the face of pure love ❤️ Mrs.Wiggles is patiently waiting for a Foster or a FOREVER!

Mrs. Wiggles is 3 years old. She has wobbles, which is a neurological disorder. Here is more information. She is Crate trained, litter box trained, affectionate. Great with dogs, cats and children! Anyone would be lucky to have her!

A "wobbly cat" is a feline with Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), a non-progressive, non-contagious neurological condition caused by an under-developed cerebellum. It causes jerky movements, tremors, and an unsteady, swaying gait. These cats are not in pain, and it does not affect their lifespan or intelligence.

Key Characteristics and Symptoms
Uncoordinated Walk: Often described as drunken or walking like a sailor.
Intention Tremors: Head tremors that worsen when focusing on eating or playing.
Wide-Legged Stance: A broad base for better balance.

High-Stepping Gait: Lifting legs higher than necessary.
No Pain or Degeneration: The condition is present from birth, usually due to in-utero panleukopenia virus infection, and does not worsen over time.

Wobbly Cat Syndrome
Dancing Kitten Syndrome.

Examples and Management
Mobility Assistance: Using mats or rugs to prevent slipping on hardwood floors.
Specialized Feeding: Propping food bowls up so they do not fall forward while eating.
Daily Care