veterinary question

[Joy Lucas]

Momentary loss can occur during seizures as opposed to longer but
temporary loss of hearing during an ear infection or perforated eardrum
- which is why I mentioned brain tumours.

If it is from toxicity you need to look for other signs. Plumbum for
example has 'screams, from time to time' and maybe there is some lead
poisoning going on. Plumbum also has 'lightening pains that can extort
cries'. Perhaps check this rx out to gather other possible signs she
might have - if serious it will be progressive.

How do you know about the stomach acid is this being intuited also or
are there more obvious signs of this?

As I said think the first thing is to discover whether this is
physical or emotional. Hope useful, best wishes, Joy
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[Tanya Marquette]

joy

yes, very useful thoughts. the stomach acidity was part of the
medical intuitive interview. the cat had been vomiting with some
regularity at the time and not eating well at all. the sense was that
there was too much acidity being produced which caused the
vomiting. it was also causing burning pain in the stomach. her
diet was changed and she was eating raw organic eggs for almost
2 months with a bit of turkey which she sometimes would not
tolerate. now her eating is off again but i am not sure exactly why.

i will definitely look into plumbum.

as regarding brain tumors? i think i would have to break down
and put the poor cat through the grueling ordeal of a trek to the
vet. it really is quite traumatic a trip for her and the smells in the
hospital are so upsetting to her (me too!).

tanya