I have recently had to have my 13 year old cat put to sleep. Towards the end of last year he started making a snorting/grunting noise not thinking it was serious and thought it would be fine to not take him to the vets as not to stress him out too much left it till his booster was due in February this year. He was put on antibiotics and steroids nothing helped, then an xray taken came back as fluid In his throat called ENTEROCOCCUS again more antibiotics over several more weeks nothing cleared it or helped. He then changed his habits not going out much not leaving the garden, not jumping up to look out of windows jumping on my knee and missing his footing at time, did not like you to put him down just wanted cuddled. Not eating that much but still eating but then he did sometimes not eat first things would go out then come back and eat so never thought too much about that. He did not interact or play did not seem to want to do much really again thinking it was because he was getting older. Then on 24th July 2017 he started going round and round in circles worse on 25th so took him to the vets, he had lost weight low temp low heart rate, vet said this cat needs food gave him two injection and said bring him back tomorrow, he said if we refer him we might not find anything or we might find something we cannot treat, and it would cost £2,000 so without no guarantee we took his advice took him home gave him loads of love as the vet told us to do, which we always did anyway. He said he's showing neurological signs the reason he said referral might not come back with anything. Overnight he got worse going round and round more not resting looking lethargic listless dilated eyes not looking good took him back to the vets and sadly we had to make the decision to have him put to sleep. I cry all the time I miss him so and feel so guilty we did not give him a bit more time to see if he improved. We took this cat over from the owner who did not look after him left him out day and night he was coming to us so we took him in in 2015 so we had two wonderful years with him he loved us as much as I loved him and I will miss him always. God bless you Rock for giving me so much love. Has anyone else had a cat with neurological signs and then nothing could be done except have them put to sleep. I would love to hear from anyone who has, the vet just not seem to give me the answers I want.