08/13/2026
🐾❤️ MOO MOO VET UPDATE ❤️🐾
We have an update on our sweet Moo Moo after her seizure, and overall, we received some really encouraging news.
First and most importantly, Moo Moo has not had another seizure.
We dropped her off at the vet 8am Monday morning. (Sorry for the delay on update, the owners sold their house and have been moving some stuff to the valley with the kitties) She went to the vet for a comprehensive exam and testing to see if we could find anything that might explain what happened.
They ran a CBC, a full chemistry panel including electrolytes and kidney/liver values, pancreatic testing, and tested her for FeLV, FIV and heartworm.
Almost everything came back NORMAL! 🙌
❤️ Her chemistry and electrolytes were within normal ranges.
❤️ Her pancreatic test was normal.
❤️ She tested NEGATIVE for FeLV, FIV and heartworm.
❤️ Her CBC was also within normal ranges aside from slightly decreased platelets with some platelet clumping noted.
With her bloodwork looking so good, there wasn’t an obvious metabolic or organ-related problem showing up in these tests to explain the seizure. Her vet’s notes indicate that they suspect a neurological/structural cause, which is something we will continue to watch especially considering Moo Moo already lives with cerebellar hypoplasia.
For now, because this has been a single seizure and she hasn’t had another one, Moo Moo does NOT have to start daily seizure medication.
Instead, we were sent home with Diazepam to keep as a rescue medication in case she begins having multiple seizures before we’re able to get her to the vet.
The vet told us that if she begins having seizures every 2–3 months, has cluster seizures, or experiences another prolonged seizure, we would then look at starting her on a daily medication to help prevent.
So right now our plan is pretty simple:
Watch her. Love her. Keep her rescue medication close. And let Moo Moo keep being Moo Moo. ❤️
And trust me… she is VERY much back to being Moo Moo. 😂
Seeing her running, jumping, playing and being her goofy little self again has been such a relief.
Her exam, testing and rescue medication totaled $396.60.
And THIS is where we get to say THANK YOU. We received a little over $200 in donations towards her visit.
When we asked for help for Moo Moo, you guys showed up for her. Your donations helped us get the testing she needed, rule out several possible problems and make sure we now have emergency medication on hand if this ever happens again.
We still don’t know whether Moo Moo will ever have another seizure. Hopefully this was a one-time event and that bottle of Diazepam sits untouched forever.
But if it isn’t, we have a plan.
And because of all of you, we were able to get her the care she needed without having to wonder if we could afford to say yes. ❤️
Thank you to everyone who donated, shared her post, checked on her and kept our little wobbly girl in your thoughts.
For now…
Moo Moo has officially been cleared to return to her regularly scheduled chaos. 😂❤️🐾
And we couldn’t be happier about it.
With love,
- The Head Peasant