Poor Theo :wtc: RIP

 

not the way he would do it. he'd be walking, stop and just stare at the ground. then you'd touch him and he'd wake up and walk some more and then just stop again. and sometimes he'd lay down and put his face right into the ground, like a faceplant. and he'd just sleep like that.

towards the end, his eyes were getting cloudy like cataracts, and had weird spots on them.

 

:wtc: That would be so hard.
You did the right thing man.

 

:wtc: sounds like he was quite afraid the last couple of days of what was happening to him :wtc:

 

Honestly.. if kitteh seizures are anything like puppeh seizures.. then he didn't even know what was going on. :hs: The day I put my dog down (I had already made the appointment for later in the day) he had a full blown seizure while I was letting him rest on my bed (He was dying.. his entire body shutting down) I later found out they feel nothing. While it was horrid to watch this happen to him, I was grateful once I later found he didn't feel a thing. I then called my vet, begging them to let me take him in sooner.. and they totaly gave up their lunch break for us. (We've known them a long long long time.)

 

sorry 'bout your kittah.

 

Sorry Rob. I've had to deal with this type of thing in the past.

 

i dunno. he would walk in circles just before having one. then he'd stop and start drooling and shaking, and then the seizure would stop and he freak out and run as fast as he could in which ever direction he was facing. he may not have felt pain, but he certainly wasn't happy.

 

oh no doubt... :wtc:

 

Sorry man. I can't imagine how hard it would be if I had to put either of my cats down. :wtc: