Sentences with phrase «with hyperesthesia»

Such is the case with hyperesthesia syndrome, a bizarre disorder that can affect cats of all ages, although its onset most often occurs in mature animals.

Recommended treatment for a cat that is diagnosed with hyperesthesia syndrome is likely to include a behavioral component aimed toward reducing any anxiety that the animal might be experiencing.

Some of the behavioral manifestations associated with hyperesthesia resemble clinical signs sometimes observed in other feline health disorders affecting the nervous system, skin, and muscles.

Not exact matches

Feline hyperesthesia syndrome or FHS is a condition with an array of symptoms, including tail chasing, affecting house cats of any age.

Note: This cat's «strange behavior» was initially diagnosed as feline hyperesthesia, but later, was diagnosed with Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

Patients with discospondylitis frequently are presented with chronic, progressive signs of vertebral hyperesthesia and a stiff, stilted gait.

Some cats, particularly those inclined toward feline hyperesthesia, may run off, or turn aggressive with too much stimulation.

In dogs, hyperesthesia is a symptom that occurs in dogs affected with the canine distemper virus.

Dogs diagnosed with non-compressive discs were significantly older, likely to vocalize at the initial manifestation of clinical symptoms, exhibited spinal hyperesthesia during the initial exam, have a lesion at C1 - C5 and tended to be ambulatory upon discharge from the hospital compared to dogs with ischemic myelopathy.

The critical difference between «normal crazy behavior» that most younger cats exhibit and feline hyperesthesia is that with the latter, the cat is actually in distress.