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having a much quieter day today, and was feeling calm and in control until just now when Shiva had a violent seizure (second one ever: first was after traumatic vet experience).
Have phoned vet and am taking her in tomorrow morning for check (not this afternoon in case it causes further stress). She's sitting on my lap, purring like mad but still rather wobbly and unhappy. Also, she is dribbling gluey fluid onto me (ewww).
Sofa for the rest of the afternoon, I think: writing can wait.
Have phoned vet and am taking her in tomorrow morning for check (not this afternoon in case it causes further stress). She's sitting on my lap, purring like mad but still rather wobbly and unhappy. Also, she is dribbling gluey fluid onto me (ewww).
Sofa for the rest of the afternoon, I think: writing can wait.
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{{{hugs}}} to you and gentle snuggles for Shiva
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I wouldn't blame yourself for passing on stress - as you say, you were LESS stressed when it happened. But I think it could well be moving stress. She may not know she's moving, but cats hate packing and shifting of *their* furniture. (Not a lot you can do about it, but I thought it might be less scary than looking for a physical cause.)
Also, I came across this post (http://samandshiva.livejournal.com/2006/08/29/) yesterday. It made me wonder if she'd done this at least one other time - and I obviously hadn't read your latest news at that point. Roasting peacock, catatonia? It could just be part of her lovely, complex, and unique personality. (Or a touch of stress-triggered epilepsy.)
Wish I could do something to help! Let me know if I can. And don't worry if this means no holiday in East Grinstead, although I hope it doesn't.
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Good luck tomorrow.
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