r/MadeMeSmile • u/CG_17_LIFE • 2d ago
Wholesome Moments A Blind Dog Joyfully Discovers a Puddle!
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u/ZenZen_Car 2d ago
Stevie has Cerebellar Hypoplasia. It is a neurological disorder that causes no pain, but due to an underdeveloped cerebellum, it results in challenges with motor control, coordination, and balance.
Please delete this, it is misinformation
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u/DxNill 2d ago
Cerbal plasmia or something... gonna google "wobbly cat syndrome" to find the name...
Wobbly cat syndrome," also known as cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), is a congenital neurological condition in cats where the cerebellum, the part of the brain responsible for coordination and balance, fails to develop properly, leading to difficulty with movement and balance.
The dog pretty much has the same thing if I remember correctly.
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u/theworldisonfire8377 1d ago
He's not blind, he has a neurological disorder. I'm so tired of seeing this posted with misinformation.
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u/MrsWidgery 2d ago
The dog has cerebral hypoplasia, an idiopathic genetic mutation that causes a loss of fine motor control. He's not blind, that dancey step is pretty normal in cats and dogs that have the condition, and underneath it all, he's still a loving, happy dog who just wants to have a human of his own. Glad he got that wish.