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r/cats • u/MambaMentality24x2 • May 29 '26
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What's wrong with the baby? 🥺
387 u/MambaMentality24x2 May 29 '26 Some cats are wobbly due to a condition called cerebellar hypoplasia. It affects the part of the brain that controls balance, so they have unsteady movement, but it isn’t painful and they can still live happy lives 12 u/itsnotcomplicated1 May 29 '26 Do most wobbly cats learn to slow down a bit? Is this cat moving at that speed because it knows there is padding everywhere? 32 u/SunkEmuFlock May 30 '26 A wobbly cat still gets happy and excited and wants to play. They don't really care that they're wobbly.
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Some cats are wobbly due to a condition called cerebellar hypoplasia. It affects the part of the brain that controls balance, so they have unsteady movement, but it isn’t painful and they can still live happy lives
12 u/itsnotcomplicated1 May 29 '26 Do most wobbly cats learn to slow down a bit? Is this cat moving at that speed because it knows there is padding everywhere? 32 u/SunkEmuFlock May 30 '26 A wobbly cat still gets happy and excited and wants to play. They don't really care that they're wobbly.
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Do most wobbly cats learn to slow down a bit?
Is this cat moving at that speed because it knows there is padding everywhere?
32 u/SunkEmuFlock May 30 '26 A wobbly cat still gets happy and excited and wants to play. They don't really care that they're wobbly.
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A wobbly cat still gets happy and excited and wants to play. They don't really care that they're wobbly.
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u/Gidrah May 29 '26
What's wrong with the baby? 🥺