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25th October 2012, 12:27 AM #1The Quiet Kitten
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That is such a relief to hear!! I'm soo happy it's just a common kitten reaction, I really had thought the vets must have missed something. Thank you all of you wonderful people for responding.
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17th December 2012, 07:54 PM #2Elite Cat
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Went searchin on the internet earlier after seeing basil do this since we got him. Glad to see its just another kitten / mc trait. Vets counldt find anything either.
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24th December 2012, 03:30 AM #3Elite Cat
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It also happens in humans and called benign nocturnal myoclonus. Does not require any treatment or investigation as long as it occurs during sleep, and not in awakened state. Some babies have it and grow out of it by age 3, others continue having it through adulthood.
Happy and sweet dreams to your Peshaki.
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22nd January 2013, 12:56 PM #4The Quiet Kitten
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My Moe was doing this last night when falling asleep on my lap, one bag leg started trembling. Think its normal as he is still quite young.
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