I think that we have to distinguish between tremors and trembling. In layman’s language, trembling can also mean shivering. Shivering may indicate a fever. Also, you may see cats shivering or trembling when, for example, at a veterinarian’s clinic because they are frightened. This is quite common and normal. So in terms of the …
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by Liz (Canterbury, UK) Photo added by Michael (Admin) – Photo by Dasha Gaian (Flickr) I have adopted 2 seven year old long haired cats who are brother and sister. They are very human orientated and lovely cats who are indoor mostly. When they groom they will suddenly jump up, lick their backs as …
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