Clumsy cat... what could be causing his lack of coordination?

How much does your Bengal kitty weigh? This is usually an extremely graceful and agile breed (I have a female Bengal that weighs in at about only 7 pounds; females always weigh much less than their male counterparts.) She runs and jumps like an acrobat and is companion to my Silver Persian and Blue-point Siamese.

Have you had your little one examined by a vet? If this excessive clumsiness has occurred just recently, there may be a neurological problem that is just showing up. Did you get him from a reliable breeder who didn't in-breed? You might go back to where you got your kitty and ask about this problem, too.

On the Internet somewhere (I haven't located it myself as yet) there's an "Ask the Vet" site that, for $5 a question will answer problems such as this.

I hope these ideas are of some help. If not, definitely check more into the Internet for additional ideas. I would, however, start with your vet.

Cats are loopy. I suppose she simply overlooked. Cats will take a look at whatever. They are simply a laugh loving critters. If she continues to be a kitten, she continues to be finding out her expertise and that is how they be trained, like humans, by way of attempting. Give her kudos for the strive and a few tuna for being a fab kitty. My cat is cool. He does loopy matters always.

Personally, i think first you should remove EVERY climable thing. Second i think you should take him to the vet, third,well, i think he is being clumsy because his tail is broken, or to short (Birth defect) or because he simply has a brain problem.Take him to the nearest vet, I dont know everything about animals, im only a assistant vet in training.Hope this slightly helps.Oh, and check out all his limbs, he could have a muscle disorder.

Ah, the gangly, clumsy adolescent. He sounds like he has no fear also. Have a well kitten check-up with your vet, but I bet he outgrows this and becomes more graceful with age.

Hmmmmm google CH kittys and look at that or you tube it, I'll try and spell it Cerbeller hypoplasia but i probably spelled it wrong