Dang- Taz seems lethargic and eating less. He doesn't seem to be in any pain, but he's not confident jumping up to the bed (he does, but after a few dry runs) and he's slow going up the stairs, and he hasn't been in his windo perch, and he just stays in one spot for hours and hours and hours. I mean, even for a cat it's worrying.

Should we call the vet? We are worried.

I posted a note in F2F asking Steph how her ears were - sounds like they've improved (mine have too - yay!).

When I had vertigo I found that when I was walking, if I focused on a stationary object at a distance from me and kept looking at it I didn't get as dizzy walking. It may help.

I called the vet and they said it sounded like Taz should come in.

This is upsetting.

I know, Nora, but hopefully it's nothing much. Just better to check it out.

Safe travels, Sparky! Have a great time!

Try to keep your spirits up Nora. As long as Taz isn't hiding, which cats do when they are really hurting, he is probably just uncomfortable....

Should we call the vet? We are worried.

You already have called, which was what I was going to advise. Try not to be too worried, as there are any number of simple, easy-to-treat explanations of these symptoms. Hairballs and worms are the top two.

Sending out the kitty~ma for Taz.

Health~ma for Taz, Nora.

Thanks guys, he's going in this afternoon.

It's really just on top of everything else as well. Blergh.

{{{Nora}}} Health~ma to Taz.

Taz~ma going out. Poor lil thing.

Good to hear the vertigo is waning.

So, why is it I can pass out real fast in the easy chair in the living room, but not so much in bed? Crazy. woke up at 4am in the chair, then it took forever to fall back asleep in bed. My body. It's strange. In other words. Ya, I got gronk. No wanna go to work.