About me
Introducing Lemon Crisp, a playful and loving kitten whose heart is as bright as his name! With his sunny disposition and zest for life, this adorable little guy will quickly become the shining star of your home. Despite having cerebellar hypoplasia, commonly known as "wobbly cat syndrome," Lemon Crisp doesn’t let his wobbly gait hold him back. In fact, it only adds to his charm, making him even more endearing.
Lemon Crisp thrives in a secure indoor environment where he can explore safely. He may move a bit differently, but that doesn’t stop him from being an energetic, clever kitten who loves playtime and engaging activities that keep his sharp mind busy. His affectionate nature makes him the perfect cuddle buddy, and he’s sure to brighten every room with his sweet purrs and playful antics.
Lemon Crisp is also a social kitten and would thrive best in a home with another feline friend. He adores the company of other cats, and having a buddy to share life’s adventures with boosts his confidence and helps him feel secure. The kitten shown in his profile pictures is his brother and best friend Iced Vovo. He would LOVE to live with Iced Vovo forever. If you already have a cat, Lemon Crisp would make an excellent addition to your family, bringing companionship and joy to both your current pet and yourself.
If you’re ready to open your heart to a sweet, cheerful, and intelligent kitten, Lemon Crisp is the perfect choice. With his loving personality and sunny spirit, he’s sure to bring endless joy and affection into your home.
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Details
Sex
Male
Est. Date of Birth*
7 November 2024
Breed
Domestic Short Hair
Foster Carer Location
Camberwell
Adoption Fee
$400
Source Number
Re133786
Microchip #
956000015882072
Medical Condition?
Yes - Please see detail below
*Date of birth estimated by vet at time of vetwork.
Pre-Adoption Checks
Desexed?
Yes
Vaccinations?
Yes
Flea & Worm Treatment?
Yes
Medical conditions
Lemon Crisp has Cerebellar Hyperplasia.
Cerebellar hyperplasia, also known as "wobbly cat syndrome," is a condition that affects a Lemon Crisp's balance and coordination. It happens because part of the brain doesn't develop normally. This part of the brain helps control movement, so cats like Lemon Crisp with cerebellar hyperplasia may have a wobbly or unsteady gait, making them look like they're stumbling or off balance.
Despite this, the condition doesn't cause Lemon Crisp any pain, and he can lead happy, active life. Lemon Crisp just might move a bit more slowly or differently than other cats, but it doesn’t stop him from playing, cuddling, or being their sweet, affectionate selves!
Lemon Crisp should have regular veterinary check-ups (at least twice a year), and you should seek veterinary advice promptly if you notice any changes in Lemon Crisp's health or behaviour.