PTSD doesn't cause seizures in humans, so why would it do so in dogs? Your dog has epilepsy which I'm hoping is being propely treated?
Anyway your post is totally irrelevant, given OP is asking about his cat, which hopefully is not being fed dog food, none of which is appropriate for cats if you mean tinned crap
He eats a mix of wiscas chicken desert with the royal canin oral. Both are for cats. He doesnt have seizures thank the lord but he does spaz around and get affriad of everything and anyone after he chills for a few moments. I never thought of ptsd, i mean i have anxiety and memories of bad things and i get scared of things but not to his extent. I just hate to see him like this and i wanna help him as much as possible.
Is it normal for my cat to do this?
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PTSD doesn't cause seizures in humans, so why would it do so in dogs? Your dog has epilepsy which I'm hoping is being propely treated?
Anyway your post is totally irrelevant, given OP is asking about his cat, which hopefully is not being fed dog food, none of which is appropriate for cats if you mean tinned crap
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He eats a mix of wiscas chicken desert with the royal canin oral. Both are for cats. He doesnt have seizures thank the lord but he does spaz around and get affriad of everything and anyone after he chills for a few moments. I never thought of ptsd, i mean i have anxiety and memories of bad things and i get scared of things but not to his extent. I just hate to see him like this and i wanna help him as much as possible.