No caption I write is going to properly prepare you for what Nibbler does here, so all I’ll say is: When a #wobblecat gets the zoomies, they *really* get the zoomies. #CHcat

Wobbly boi gets the zoomies, does an A+ tunnel dive. #CHcat #wobblecat

A long-hair orange cat and a long-haired black cat sit on wooden floor. The orange cat (left) looks at the camera while the black cat (right, slightly farther back) looks toward the orange cat. The black cat also has his tongue out in a blep. Note: The black cat has cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), which makes him a wobble cat. It also makes him a regular blepper.

A long-hair orange cat and a long-haired black cat sit on wooden floor. The orange cat is now in the background and slightly blurred but is looking off to the left. The black cat is now much closer to “front and center,” looking in the direction of the viewer. He still has his tongue out in a blep. Note: The black cat has cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), which makes him a wobble cat. It also makes him a regular blepper.

Nibbler giving little brother energy on the reg. #CHcat #wobblecat #blep

chomp chomp #cat #wobblecat

A long-haired black cat is standing tall on all fours, facing the camera. He is wearing a two-tone light blue/aqua crochet hat with its own “ears.” He looks quite perplexed. This cat has cerebellar hypoplasia (AKA wobble cat syndrome) and cannot usually stand in one spot or move for too long without falling — but he always gets back up!

A long-haired black cat is laying on his right side in a cat bed, looking toward the right and into the distance. He is wearing a two-tone light blue/aqua crochet hat with its own “ears.” Once again, he looks quite perplexed. This cat has cerebellar hypoplasia (AKA wobble cat syndrome) and cannot usually stand in one spot or move for too long without falling — but he always gets back up!

A long-haired black cat is being held by a human. The cat is facing the camera but the human is off-screen. He is wearing a two-tone light blue/aqua crochet hat with its own “ears.” He looks like a tiny panther. This cat has cerebellar hypoplasia (AKA wobble cat syndrome) and cannot usually stand in one spot or move for too long without falling — but he always gets back up!

Got this crochet pet hat courtesy of a coworker, who made it as a prototype/proof of concept. Nibbler was thrilled to model for some glamor shots 😽 #CHcat #WobbleCat

A long-haired black cat is seen leaning most of his back against the corner of a door frame and a closed door. His front two paws are spread out in front of him, each angled somewhat diagonally in opposite directions. He is holding his right, rear leg up in the air, aimed to the left side of the photo. His tongue is also out, licking his upper lip, and his two bottom fangs are visible beneath. His eyes are looking upward slightly, though seemingly at nothing in particular. Note: This cat has cerebellar hypoplasia (“CH”), which affects his coordination and fine motor control. Colloquially, he’s known as a wobble cat.

Sometimes Nibbler kinda looks like a puppet, and I mean that in the best, most adorably doofy way possible. #CHcat #wobblecat

A long-haired black cat is on his left side in a hallway, with its head held up. He is staring at a stuffed cat toy in the shape of a piece of cake. This “wobble cat” has Cerebellar Hypoplasia (AKA tiny cerebellum), a condition that causes him to have poor motor control.

A long-haired black cat stands in front of a mini-container of ice cream. He is being supported by a pair of hands. In the center of the ice cream is a single lit candle. This “wobble cat” has Cerebellar Hypoplasia (AKA tiny cerebellum), a condition that causes him to have poor motor control.

A long-haired black cat is on his right side, mouth open and chomping down on a stuffed cat toy that’s shaped like a piece of cake. This “wobble cat” has Cerebellar Hypoplasia (AKA tiny cerebellum), a condition that causes him to have poor motor control.

A long-haired black cat is on his left side, leaning against a wall and staring wide-eyed toward the top-right corner of the picture. A set of toe pads can be seen facing the camera, and a feather is close by (with most of the feather off camera to the right). This “wobble cat” has Cerebellar Hypoplasia (AKA tiny cerebellum), a condition that causes him to have poor motor control.

It’s a little past midnight so it was technically yesterday, but we’ve had our adorable wobble boi for a year now 😽 We love our little noodle so much and celebrated with “cake,” a new toy, and a (very small) taste of ice cream.

Happy first Gotcha Day, Nibbler!! 💜☺️

#CHcat #WobbleCat

A black, long-haired cat with cerebellar hypoplasia is pictured standing upright on his front two legs, in the middle of a hallway. He is facing the camera but his head is turned to his right, with his tongue sticking out slightly and his eyes looking a bit perplexed. This is Nibbler and he is The Blep King.

Note: Similar to the first picture, but zoomed in more and now with Nibbler facing the camera more directly. A black, long-haired cat with cerebellar hypoplasia is pictured standing upright on his front two legs, in the middle of a hallway. He is facing the camera, and his is tongue sticking out slightly. His eyes are wide and still seemingly perplexed. Once again, this is Nibbler and he is The Blep King.

There’s definitely something going on in that slightly damaged brain, but I couldn’t tell ya what. #CHcat #wobblecat

A long-haired black cat laying on his side, green eyes wide and head held high, his tongue partially sticking out. He is staring away from the camera, toward the bottom-right portion of the image, and he rests partially on a light-blue-and-white rug, partially on a wood floor. He is the undisputed King of Bleps. Note: Nibbler has Cerebellar Hypoplasia, a condition in which his cerebellum is under-developed. This makes coordination more difficult and leads to the colloquial moniker of “wobble cat” for cats with this condition.

A long-haired black cat seated like a sphinx, green eyes wide and head held high, his tongue partially sticking out. He is staring away from the camera, toward the right portion of the image, and he rests partially on a light grey rug. Compared to the first image, this picture is taken up close and Nibbler is sitting a few feet back. He is still the undisputed King of Bleps. Note: Nibbler has Cerebellar Hypoplasia, a condition in which his cerebellum is under-developed. This makes coordination more difficult and leads to the colloquial moniker of “wobble cat” for cats with this condition.

A long-haired black cat seated like a sphinx, green eyes wide and head held high, his tongue partially sticking out. He is staring mostly toward the camera, eyes slightly aimed up toward the top-left corner of the image. He rests partially on a light grey rug. Compared to the second image, Nibbler has now turned his head and can be seen more straight-on. He looks excited and doofy. He remains the undisputed King of Bleps. Note: Nibbler has Cerebellar Hypoplasia, a condition in which his cerebellum is under-developed. This makes coordination more difficult and leads to the colloquial moniker of “wobble cat” for cats with this condition.

“They will know me by my blep.”

#CHcat #wobblecat

A black cat (named Nibbler) is sitting on a carpet, in a sphinx-like pose, with an orange jack-o-lantern sock in between his front paws. Nibbler has his tongue out very slightly, and there are clear white reflections in his eyes, creating an adorable, almost cartoon-like expression. He is the undisputed Blep King.

Waking up from a nap to this little floof just Halfway-to-Halloween Wednesday bleppin’. #CHcat #wobblecat

Nibbler doesn’t typically have the kind of coordination that allows him to freely scratch himself the same way most cats do. But sometimes, he falls into a position that makes things more manageable.

“More manageable” still means lot of well-intentioned air-scritches, though😽 #CHcat #wobblecat

#cats #wobblecat #catsofbsky

#chcat #wobblecat #cats

Ah to live the life of a spoiled housecat.
#catsofbluesky #chcat #wobblecat

When you’re a #wobblecat, sometimes this is what peak drinking fountain performance looks like (feat. Fireball).

#CHcat #CerebellarHypoplasia

A long-hair, black cat with CH is seen sitting on the floor in front of a cardboard box from the brand Chewy. His eyes are wide and his tongue is slightly out. He remains the undisputed Blep King.

Love looking up from my laptop to see the wobbly boi just Wednesday bleppin’. #CHcat #wobblecat

#wobblecat #catsofbluesky

And here’s another, this time with the #wobblecat. (Also just a generally good look at how our #CHcat gets around 💜)

Koki'o Q Wobblecat attempts to eat my brain #chkitty #wobblecat #notazombie #catsofbsky
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This is why it’s great when siblings can be adopted together together💕 #cats #catlovers #catsofbsky #catsofbluesky #catsky #chcats #wobblycat #wobblecat
#adoptdontshop

His ear was like this for over an hour🥹💖🩵
#meow #cat #catlovers #catsofbsky #catsofbluesky #chcat #wobblycat #wobblecat #cutepets #pets #adoptdontshop

The upper half (mane to ears) of a long-haired black cat is visible in the foreground, on the left side of the image. The background is blurred, giving the image a portrait effect. The cat — Nibbler, AKA The Blep King — has his tongue sticking out and a perplexed, almost blank stare on his face. With the right imagination, he looks vaguely similar to a news reporter live on the scene. He was, however, not expecting to have to deliver news of any kind.

And now we go live to News with Nibbler! Nibbler, what’s the latest?

#CHcat #wobblecat

Emmy is ready for the family Christmas trip with me and @alcheme77.bsky.social ! She gets to be an only child for 12 days. 😺

#cerebellarhypoplasia #cats #catsofbluesky ##catrescue #wobblecat

Gracie is a tortoiseshell cat with Cerebellar Hypoplasia or CH, which means she has a wobble when walking.

Goodnight from Gracie, my rescue #CHcat who radiates calm and gentleness always. CH is Cerebellar Hypoplasia. She's a #wobblecat and her presentation is classed as mild.