What to do if my 2-month-old kitten has seizures but the vet says she's fine?

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My female kitten is 2 month old. She has been having seizure more than 5 times per day which last not more than a minute per episode. Brought her to vet but they said she is perfectly fine. Glucose also fine. What should we do? Pet's info: Cat | Mixed Breed | Female | unspayed | 1 month and 11 days old

Destini R. Holloway, DVM · Accepted Answer

Poor kitty. If her bloodwork is normal then that is unfortunately not a good indicator and in such a young kitty we have to consider the high possibility that this indicates a brain or spinal cord lesion. Some kind of trauma could have also occured to cause these seizures. IT is best to put Capser on anti-seizure medication right away to hopefully manage these better. If the seizures continue to happen at this frequency, then permanent brain damage is likely to occur. A referral to a neurologist should also be considered. An MRI or CT scan will likely be recmomended to get to the bottom of the cause of these seizures. Poor kitty. I wish you all the best with Casper moving forward. Take care.

What to do if my 2-month-old kitten has seizures but the vet says she's fine?

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