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Thanks everyone for your help, support and advice. It was really helpful when I needed it most. Unfortunately Freddy went downhill from about Friday and stopped eating anything at all.  The only thing I could get into him was 'kitimilk' which he would lap off a spoon.  He was still staggering...

Hi there MServant - your description of your cat sounds just the same as Freddy.  I think he's slightly better again this morning.  He toddled off for a wee in the shower (much to my husband's delight!!) so I'm off to get him a litter train for the upstairs shower room.  I think it's a good...

Thanks for your replies. Since I posted I have rung the vet again.  He says he's pretty sure that it wasn't a stroke because Fred is not holding his head to one side or having flickering pupils.  He reckons that perhaps his incident last week has 'brought on' other issues to do with his age...

Hi there I thought I'd post as you all seem to talk a lot of sense and understand the dilemmas that we cat lovers (slaves!) face. Our old boy, Freddy, who will (hopefully!) be 20 in November, has been in great health all his life.  On Sunday last when we got home he wasn't in the house or...