Spinal reaction, physical therapy and bladder expression paraplegic cat
This video shows how Belugas legs spasm and have a "spinal reaction" which is not connected to his brain and even though it may look like he is making his legs move it is all involuntary. This video also demonstrates how I express Belugas bladder in the easiest, most non invasive and comfortable (for both of us) way. It is very quick and easy. If you are struggling with your special needs kitty please don't hesitate to reach out. We are here to help! www.underoneskyrescue.com insta @underoneskyrescue.com email questions to: [email protected] *People helping people help animals

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