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Message: <blockquote data-quote="I Like Waffle" data-source="post: 6550398" data-attributes="member: 600248">Yea, hes always been my boy. Pretty smart for a cat too, follows me around, knows his name, knows yes and no. Right now me and the woman have been giving him water with a dropper and cat milk/vitamin supplements, also fed him some tuna. He seems to have gotten better since the first day all this happened, the main point here is to keep nutrients and water in him i guess. I think if it was something serious he wouldve been gone by now.We have a vet appt tommorow at 1030, i know theyre gonna bust us in the head with the bill, and my dads side of the family owns that vet and are millionaires, cant look out for family though. Never cared for them too much myself.The first day he laid around all day, 2nd day he got up a little, now hes walking more and seems more coherent, hes been up walking around since 8am. He cant seem to turn left though, only right, which is why he walks in circles. All things that lead me to believe its a brain problem like an infection. I read that if a cat is possibly inbred his/her immune system is very week and is suseptible to problems like this. Hopefully he makes it to tommorow, but if he doesnt thats ok too. Tired of seeing him like that.My girlfriends dads cat is almost 30 yrs old, hes gonna kick the bucket soon i know it, starting to lose hair and stuff. I had a cocker spaniel live to be 22, died from some sort of disease he got from a tick one day, he was fine otherwise though, still had a few years left. That SOB was tough too, he got hit by several cars, mail men, UPS truck, dump trucks, etc. Probably 10+ times. Hed lay there acting dead but you put some cat food infront of his old *** and he was good as new.</blockquote>

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