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Our two do it too,,,,,,don't worry,,they do it on purpose I think to freak us out,,,nm


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Posted by cirsisue on February 08, 2000 at 09:49:35:

In Reply to: TWITCHES -- sign of something wrong? posted by xta on February 07, 2000 at 18:01:20:


: Sleestack looks and acts fairly healthy (good
eater/pooper), has proper diet, sun, etc. but we
notice that he does these crazy twitches every
once in awhile (a few per day) where he quickly
repositions his entire body. It's like he was
startled but he is calm the second before the
twitch and the second after (and nothing is
happening to spook him-- except he may be spooking
himself) He always does it at least once in the
bathtub (and he acts much stranger in this new
bathtub than in the old one-- don't think he likes
the surface as much) but he also twitches in
random situations. He is a bit high strung-- wound
pretty tightly so I could see where he might be
freaking himself out, but I'm hoping this isn't a
sign of some strange nervous disorder!! What do
you guys think?




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