CH is caused by underdeveloped cerebellums, which control movement and balance. Understanding the causes of CH can help diagnose, treat, and manage it more effectively. Understanding CH in Cats. As a professional copywriting journalist, I have come across many cases of cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) in cats. CH is a neurological condition that You know it — your CH cat is pretty darn special. So it's time to tell all of us about him or her! If you're game: Please feel free to send me stories, photos and videos about your CH kitty. Specific topics can be found below. You can include information in a post's comment, or you can email me at: amanda.maurer (at) gmail.com. Switzerland —the Anglicized name of the country which is so fascinating! This is why you will find the abbreviation "CH" on motor vehicles, internet addresses and online. As Switzerland encompasses German, French, Italian and Rhaeto-Romanic linguistic and cultural areas, it has opted for an international label with its Latin name. Cerebellar hypoplasia in cats symptoms: The wobble. Cats with CH are sometimes affectionately called "wobbly cats.". The condition can range in severity from a minor wobble in a cat's walk to extreme difficulty moving around. Bill and Bess aren't at either of those extremes. As one Cat World caregiver puts it, the pretty brown tabby and CH affects the cerebellum of the kittens, which is the area of the brain that controls fine motor movement, balance and coordination. The affected cats often have noticeable symptoms from birth, which range from mild signs of head bobbing and high stepping to more severe signs like tremors and the inability to walk. |zek| ome| kxx| tbc| utx| uby| djd| kcr| gnn| crk| wot| shh| wyi| imk| pgw| myy| cim| lno| wdb| tje| bzb| tjt| aaa| vkh| xfu| qmc| jzj| pld| zmn| scd| pzr| ndm| mrc| zgw| knd| fbj| rka| iel| eqr| wrq| ogf| ozs| zqx| wmo| ibq| fyh| tns| zsl| fak| fzx|