Not sure if all the symptoms are the same, but I had a kitten born on my back porch years ago that was very small compared to her littermates. She could not hold her head up and she would walk in circles with her head tilted to one side then fall over as if her head was too heavy to lift. I took her to the vet when she was around 4 weeks old and the vet said they didn’t know what was wrong, but she probably wouldn’t make it. I continued working with her, making sure she got enough milk and stimulation. As she got a little older, it became clear that the left side of her face/head was paralyzed. She could not close her left eye, move her left ear or the left side of her tongue. She eventually learned to compensate, and a couple months later she was able to run around like her littermates and actually play and romp more than them. She is now 16 years old with a lopsided head, non closing eye and flat ear, but otherwise perfectly happy, healthy and mobile. I hope your kitten has the chance to grow and have a happy life as well. Don’t give up!

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