eHow - Petshttp://www.ehow.com/guide_2-http://www.ehow.com/guide_2-pets.html.htmlwww.ehow.comHow to Handle Feline Vestibular Disease (FVD): Loving And Caring For A Cat That Has Ithttp://www.ehow.com/how_2313551_loving-caring-cat-that-has.htmlWhen your beloved kitty cat is diagnosed with the condition of Feline Vestibular Disease, it can be heart breaking to watch your little one suffer. Feline Vestibular Disease is a neurological disorder that can affect your cat and how it lives its daily life. While Vestibular Disease can affect many different species of animals, be sure to view the warning section for symptoms in cats. Published on 6/3/2008Comment by lpennockhttp://www.ehow.com/tips_2313551.htmlI would like to learn more about FVD and these comments imply there is an article here, but I do not see an article to read, and the video above plays a commercial and then offers me a choice of other videos, so there appears to be no video either (except for a poorly programed automated advertisement for an eBay search on "Vestibular." Can some one please point me to the article you are discussing?Comment by JasneJhttp://www.ehow.com/tips_2313551.htmlWonderful information on FVD. Thanks for sharing this with us kitty lovers.Comment by ShackaZooluhttp://www.ehow.com/tips_2313551.htmlI just started researching the symptom this evening since that is what my 4 year old cat was exhibiting. Unfortunately we took our cat to a university hospital and no one brought up FVD. They thought it was rabies or something neuro. They couldn't hospitalize her because she was a "rabies risk" So we thought we were doing the right thing by having her euthanized since her quality of life was going to be compromised. And NOW I read about this!!!! I am devastated! I wish we had a vet that had done a little more research instead of wanting to do MRIs and spinal fluid taps!!! I could've had my baby with me now!!!Comment by Janet Fordhttp://www.ehow.com/tips_2313551.htmlGreat informational article. I have a couple rescue cats here but had no idea about this condition. Cute kitties, btw. 5 stars.Comment by Pamela Wilson-Lipscombhttp://www.ehow.com/tips_2313551.htmlThank you so much for this wonder indebt artical on Feline Vestiblar Disease. I love cats and have two of my own.