Yes, cataplexy can be present in cats, as sited below.
http://www.answers.com/library/Veterinary%20Dictionary-cid-13513 cataplexy Top http://www.answers.com/ > http://www.answers.com/main/what_content.jsp > http://www.answers.com/main/zoology.jsp > http://www.answers.com/library/Veterinary+Dictionary-cid-13513 A condition, often associated with http://www.answers.com/topic/narcolepsy; marked by abrupt attacks of a loss of voluntary muscular function (flaccid paralysis), except those controlling respiration and eye movement. Observed in dogs, cats and horses, especially Shetland ponies. In dogs these have been precipitated by extreme excitement, vigorous physical or sexual activity. Usually of short duration. Most cases are idiopathic, but can be associated with lesions of the brainstem.
* food-elicited c. test - cataleptic dogs demonstrate repeated attacks of catalepsy when presented with several individual pieces of food. Source: http://www.answers.com/topic/cataplexy
no joking please this is serious!
Cataplexy is a rare disorder. Cataplexy occurs when a person can not control some or all of the muscles in their body. A person who has cataplexy may feel suddenly week, or their face may appear flat, or they may not be able to stand up all of a sudden. Vision may be blurred during an episode of cataplexy, or speech may slow.
i dont know if anyone ever has died from cataplexy. but ive heard storys that a woman has eneded up in the morgue cause of it but she was not dead just having a realy bad cataplexy attack.
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There is no test for it. You'll just have to have witnesses and/or a video recording of yourself that you can show a neurologist. Many people with proven Narcolepsy, will also show signs of Cataplexy. However, Cataplexy without Narcolepsy has been reported. Though it is very rare. I have Cataplexy without Narcolepsy. The neurologist came in and slammed the door behind him to see if he could provoke an attack. It worked for me, but it may not work with others.
Cataplexy is a neuro-muscular condition. It is exemplified by a quick, sudden loss of muscle tone. This is transient in nature, and is triggered by emotions such as crying, laughing, etc.
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Cataplexy is a neural condition that can cause a person to temporarily lose the use of their muscles. A cataplectic attack is often triggered by heightened emotions, and can affect small groups of muscles, larger groups, or sometimes the entire body (total collapse). Cataplexy is related to narcolepsy, is fairly rare, and can be treated with medication.
well it DOSE not mean anything apart from you have sh*t grammar. cheers T.
Cataplexy is the first word I can think of here.
Well Usually Cats CAN Get Amnesia, But Very Rarley, Possible Ways Are Being Hit On The Head, Falling On A High Place, Or Landing On Their Head, Don't Listen To That"A Cat Always Lands On Its Feet'' Crap, Cats Are Dumb, So Yea, Those Are The Ways Usually, Cheers, Hope I Helped... :)
He died in after the third season ended on cheers. It was a big lost for Cheers so they brought in Woody Boyd. The magic clicked and they used Woody throughout the entire show. He died in 1985 I believe.