If it's something that goes away for months and comes back and goes away, I would assume it's not something in the brain. For instance a tumor pressing against the vestibular nerve wouldn't cycle like that. It would be pressing against it and growing. I would try to rule out inflammation. It might be the case that as she gets older, she suffers more inflammation, which causes more pressure on the vestibular nerve. Then once the inflammation settles down, it gets better. Maybe try seeing if your vet would be willing to try a mild anti-inflammatory in addition to what I assume is the normal treatment (Cerenia and Meclizine). A nickname in humans for this increase in inflammation with aging is "Inflammaging." This age-related inflammation fluctuates ... sometimes it's higher, sometimes lower.

Love it. Amazing video. Almost cryed.

Beautiful video. Put together very well.

I think I got some dust in my eye watching this

I can watch you garden all day❤ ty for sharing

Sorry to hear about your 15yo cat Piper. Vets use the general term "Wobbly Cat Syndrome" and they have to do several investigations to determine the cause. It sounds like you did what I did with my 10yo cat. Did you check whether she has any infections, especially ear infections? I also noticed something "not quite right" when my cat hesitated when jumping down from the table; she later chose the shorter distances to get down. The vet used the term Wobbly Cat Syndrome. My cat continued to deteriorate, she began "knuckling" (where her front paws could no longer fully extend when walking), and now she is mostly paralysed. We have done many investigations (including an MRI and spinal tap) and the vets still do not know the cause of her condition. They ruled out vestibular disease. I also made a video, and wonder whether anyone can help. Thank you. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnTKi6aFe8qmaa8

Congrats!!!!

Very good

Way to go girl!! Congrats!

I enjoy watching u clean but please sliw it down to real time hun, ty for sharing, you are beautiful ❤

Lookin cozy

So cool!

Awesome hack!

So glad to see ya back missed ya 💕

Hey my cat was diagnosed with this yesterday…she is currently warded. How have your cat been doing? Is there any improvements?

my cat, a 2 year old rescue, he one day started seeming like he was drunk. his eyes were all over the place. the day this all happened he also puked up the last nite meal and the morning meal. It was sudden and lasted for maybe a few weeks, the episodes last around 20-30 minutes. once a day. I blocked off the stairs so he wouldnt fall down the stairs. to this day hes ok but I wonder if it will return and why it happens. it was scary to see him stumbling but he recovered. It seems temporary and a mystery.

I want some!!!!!

Bear really is the backbone of this channel

Hi

Thanks for sharing!

How exciting! I hope to expand our garden as well.

“For my roses” “What roses” “Roses”

I hope I am not intruding with medical advice, but my one cat had a traumatic accident and ended up still with dizziness. I asked my vet about Serc and we used it for 3 months and it helped SO much with her dizziness.

I'm sorry for your baby. Try an animal chiropractor. It does not cost a lot. It helped my kitty.

Poor baby praying for her total healing such a beautiful furbaby🎉💜💖❤️💞💯🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I’ve never heard of a cat with vestibular disease but humans.

Ayyee

Omg! If I didn't have manners I would've ate the whole bag of burritos! They were so bomb and the salsa you made. The flavor was rich and perfect combination with the burritos. ❤❤❤

Just subbed to you guys!😊

Keep warm...

Hello Vincent and Lisa, this was great. I am trying to catch up. the winders make it the hardest but thank goodness it has been mild. My water problem was the hardest part but I am very set now I have a chimney block with a light underneath it. I have Lots of catching up to do. 💕NonnaGrace 🐓

I can so relate to your experience, Sir. My husband started us with chicken raising without ample warning to me. I did agree just because I wanted to be the one who built the coop because I wanted Caroline Coop coop (but could not afford it, so I stole the design). He and his work buddies were going to build it, and so I jumped ahead. But I didn't know that while I built a coop for a max of 12 chickens (he got 7 hens initially), he also ordered 28 chicks from an online hatchery! At the beginning, we put those chicks in our living room. I work from home and during those weeks (or months?) when the chicks were in the tubs in the living room, I got startled often when they suddenly chirped. It's like living in a frat house with constant partying. Then they outgrew the tubs, so we moved them to the garage in a 350 gal cattle drinking tub, all the while I hurriedly built a second coop. Because I only had time building it in the weekend when weather permitted (it was end of winter but not quite spring yet), I had to keep modifying it because the chicks grew fast! In the end, we ended up making a hoop coop using 3 cattle panels to separate the boys from the girls (they're getting randy), and the 2nd coop for the girls. So we now have 3 coops with 37 chickens (some of them were the products of those 28 chicks themselves). And oh yes, the dust or danders was covering all and every surfaces in living room and garage.

Beautiful, have a great day

Thank you so much for sharing!!!! I really enjoy watching your channel, always so informative and pleasant. Thank you for sharing.

Great job...

Happy New Year

New year, new birds, new experiment.

Hello Vincent and Lisa, this is very interesting. this is amazing. Thank you for sharing this. 💕NonnaGrace🐓

Excellent job..good luck

Hello Vincent. we just let nature do our compost piles. we do turn them over once a year. they do all the work themselves. Just don't put meat in the compost piles. 💕NonnaGrace 🐓

Hi, is that milk or cream ?

Hello Lisa, Your grandma was 4 years older than my dad. 🤔I have never made this but I bet it is tasty. I have a griddle just like yours.i bet it is very good. I have only had sausage and gravy over biscuits. 💕NonnaGrace 🐓

I like heritage birds now. The sexlinks die early . Kinda hurt my feelings

Good video.

Hi Nona Grace! Thanks for watching!

Hello Lisa, thank you for sharing this with us. 💕NonaGrace 🐓

They do make certain sounds. My Brahmas go too-da-loo-da-loo, like a twirly sound. My wyandottes go dock dock dock dock dock. The polish hens say da-da-dot, da-da-dot. My neighbor's rhode island reds make a honking sound, almost like a duck. Of course, there are other bird sounds that can't be described. 🥰

How's it going? Super. Is it worth it? Depends what you want. My hens bring me such joy, make me laugh, I love the sounds they make, they're well worth it. ❤ eggs are good too.

Thanks so much for watching it lol o my goodness it was one of the very first I did. I didn’t even have a selfy stick or tripod or anything lol. I was so shy to be out in public videoing and I still didn’t realize I was holding my phone the wrong way! I love a box fan! I would rather use that than an ac. I made a quilt once with bandannnas for a friend of ours. It was a bit tricky but it came out really nice. I seen one of your videos where u were talking about making her quilt when your done I would love to see it. I mentioned to Vincent about the deep bed method after I asked you about it and he said that is pretty much what we do, but he thinks that we weren’t using enough of the bedding so we r using more now. My little chick chicks were so little back then! They’re big ol ladies now lol. I will tell Vincent about saving his saw dust! That is a great idea! Thanks again for watching lolol