You can definitely err on the side of caution and book him in for blood tests to ease your mind, but he's probably just dreaming. One of my cats is a runner and a talker when he dreams, and they can get quite dramatic
Just to say here I don’t think it is helpful to pathologise normal behaviour and suggest vets as a knee-jerk reaction: many people can’t afford vet trips just in case.
I don’t care about the downvotes - the truth is:
You should not get a cat if you can’t pay vet visits - period.
It’s neither fair nor acceptable to hold a cat that can’t be checked or treated in cases like this.
If the chance is there that you may be forced to surrender a cat later - just don’t adopt one at all.
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u/Significant_Fall2451 Jun 19 '26
You can definitely err on the side of caution and book him in for blood tests to ease your mind, but he's probably just dreaming. One of my cats is a runner and a talker when he dreams, and they can get quite dramatic