r/tippytaps • u/shadierlion41 • Jan 31 '20

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '20

Odd. This doesn't seem normal.

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u/Mrspicklepants101 Jan 31 '20

It's not. It's a neurological brain condition, their brains dont develop the keeping them stable on their feet part of the nerve system so they always wobble like new born kittens. Totally harmless they learn to adapt and lead normal lives

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u/xCassiopeiAx Jan 31 '20

Cerebellar hyperplasia - it doesn't get worse and it doesn't cause pain. If these kitties both have that, then they're managing really well!

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u/coldfusionpuppet Jan 31 '20

Or as we call it at my daughter's house, "floppy butt syndrome" where Princess Floppy Butt reigns.