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“Another one bites the dust “ 😁

Why isn't that in the book

This is a syncope. Happens in dogs too. It happens when there is low blood / oxygen to the brain. I have meds for the heart but my vet also recommended sildenafil (viagra) to help with blood flow for my dog. Also try to feed your pet more food with vitamin K like spinach because it helps

Thank you for sharing this. Our Twinkie has done this twice this week. We went to the vet after the first time and she said either he is asleep and falls or is having a seizure. He is sick and isn't just falling off while sleeping, we can see the change in his behavior. He moves more slowly after this happens. Yet it doesn't seem to be a seizure because he does not tremble or shake or walk in circles or drool - he just doesn't want to move. He is 13 years old and a survivor of the Joplin tornado. Sharing with our vet so she can see what he is experiencing, which is so very similar to your video, thank you.

Thanks allot. Saved me a headache

Can u rinse it? Under water. I done the hover as it is common sense but when u take it out is dirty inside and humid. Smell too.

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My cat just started doing this a couple weeks ago and I’ve been struggling to catch it on video or find anything online that seems to match it for the vet to see. But we keep having to babysit her to make sure she doesn’t hurt herself falling. Thank you for posting this it’s very helpful.

Grace died about 4 years after having the pacemaker of mouth cancer 😞 but she enjoyed up to that time as normal, running. playing etc. One thing to add though, if you do go thru the pacemaker process, it is obviously not fun for the cat for those weeks of operation and recovery, and was tough to watch. Lots of pain relief to have to give, antibiotics, her pulling at the wound and also checkups. In cats, the pacemaker battery is placed in their rear half body side, and then a wire up through the chest to the heart. Would I do it again?... for a younger cat, yes, but for an older cat, I would definitely think twice. Whatever the circumstance, through the fainting, she fell down the stairs, she hurt her leg failing off the radiator, and collapsed on my lap several times. You simply can't watch an animal injure itself helplessly, so if you have to make that choice, you have my sympathy.

Even after all of this my T1 tumbler still beeps “clean lint” please help

This dryer worth buying?

i notice on mine same model it had a wire mesh prefilter which sat infront of the coil , it had a tiny amount of flyy so a qick rinse job , shake dry and back in for another 6 years. thx for showing how the door opened.

needs also to be cleaned from the inside completely

Thanks for posting this. Haven’t been able to catch a video of my cat doing this but this is exactly what it looks like with her. Going to the vet tomorrow to discuss quality of life and this video is going to help me so much. Thank you.

Thank you Thank youuuu my baby now has the same.. he Is on medication to see if he can get the syncopes stop but if now he will get pacemaker I am very scared cardiologist said his life is at risk as well getting the pace maker. They can't tell you if they survive .. but Iam very scared .. I know they can't tell you that 100 %nothing happens but .. I want to feel calm that they give comfort words and be 100 % he is going to be fine in the surgery room.. Thank you I see your video you said your baby had pacemaker..

Hi. Im sorry to hear about your cat 😢. My cat seems to look like this but it happens when shes sleeping. She rolls or falls then has trouble trying to stand up like her legs dont work properly. And shes abit dazed. We went vets today but they dont no what it is. She couldnt hear her heart properly as she was purring lol. They didnt think it was that tho. Is there anything else to look out for? Thank u

My cat does this several times a day

Thank you my cat is sick and I needed to see what this looked like. Very helpful and the description made me feel a lot better. Didn't know about the pacemakers.

Did anyone else search cat fainting like not the animal but the person cat valentine from Victorious?? 🤣🤣 lol just me!?

Did you ever find out what was happening to your kitty and/or the cause? The same thing is happening to mine for nearly a year now and after thousands of dollars of vet bills and visits I still have no clue what is wrong with her.

Thank you, Nick. My cat has been doing something similar for the past year or so. He doesn't seem to be in any pain, and looks like he is paralyzed on one side when this happens. It lasts for about a minute, maybe less. Then he gets up and is fine. He is almost 10 years old and is a happy, healthy, indoor cat. I don't have the money to take him to the vet for a bunch of expensive tests. My last cat spent 4 days at the vet for a kitty cold and died the night he came home. Took me a year to pay off the vet bill.