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Cat Health & Behaviour => Health & Behaviour General => Topic started by: Debsymiller (Rufus' mum) on August 16, 2008, 21:38:58 PM
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Hi
Our CP branch took in 2 kittens yesterday and I transferred them to the NCC today for them to be rehomed once they've received vetinary treatment. They are being well cared for but the vet told me they have spacial displacia (excuse spelling!) and I just wondered what what meant in practical terms because although I got the gist of it, I have not come across it before. Does anyone else have any experience of dealing with cats with this condition?
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Well. Spacial means space and Dsyplacia means abnormal growth of cells, organs or tissues or an abnormal growth arising from such development. What part of the anatomy on the cat is he referring to?
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They didn't explain too much as I was just going to be transferring them but I got the impression it was to do with brain/mental development and their general spacial awareness. I'm sure that they will be well looked after at the NCC and find lovely homes who will cater for their needs.
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There is something called facial dysplacia? - I think it's something to do with cleft palates and other facial disfigurements. I'm sure it can't be cleft palate as a certain breeder told me she PTS kittens with cleft palates as soon as they were born as they can't feed :( - she stopped the breeding line there & then :(