6.8K views · 124 reactions | This exercise is for the vestibular part of the brain, the part that controls balance and eye movement. The doctor is forcing my head back and forth and my eyes have to stay focused on the dots. It's amazing that after a full day of exercises like this, I felt just as drained as I did during my past training camps. Cerebrum Health Centers, A National Institute for Brain Treatment | Rich Franklin | Facebook

Vestibular dysfunction is one of the most common neurologic presentations in cats. The video below shows a cat with vestibular ataxia and right sided proprioceptive deficts suggestive of central vestibular disease. A recent study of 174 cats presenting with vestibular syndrome found that the most common peripheral causes were otitis media/interna (n = 48), idiopathic vestibular syndrome (n = 39) and middle ear polyps (n = 17). The most common causes of central vestibular dysfunction were intracr