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ginnyinWI

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13. That's great!

Reply to nadine_mn (Reply #12)

Sun Jan 27, 2013, 06:19 PM

Jan 2013

And no need to spend $$$ at the vet, which is always a plus!

I volunteer at an animal shelter, and when one of the cats gets to sneezing, it is taken off the "floor" and put in back, in the sick ward for one week and that is usually all it takes. That's where I got the time frame of a week.

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Sneezing kitty? Do cats get colds? [View all] nadine_mn Jan 2013 OP

just found this.. Voice for Peace Jan 2013 #1

Thanks for finding this thread - a lot of posts describe what he is going through nadine_mn Jan 2013 #6

Breathing problem and tiring can be symptoms of heartworm. JayhawkSD Jan 2013 #2

how was molly treated? Voice for Peace Jan 2013 #8

Our cat KC Jan 2013 #3

Yes, cats can get colds. Curmudgeoness Jan 2013 #4

thank you nadine_mn Jan 2013 #5

I am glad to hear that he seems better. Curmudgeoness Jan 2013 #7

Give it a week before taking to the vet. ginnyinWI Jan 2013 #9

He is feeling better...just barely a week later! nadine_mn Jan 2013 #12

That's great! ginnyinWI Jan 2013 #13

I'd love to see a picture of the old scammer. n/t ginnyinWI Jan 2013 #14

Here he is hogging one of the dog's bed nadine_mn Jan 2013 #15

Handsome boy! ginnyinWI Jan 2013 #17

Oh that is one good looking kitty nadine_mn Jan 2013 #18

Cats get upper respiratory issues quite often. hamsterjill Jan 2013 #10

I was worried about it being a respiratory infection nadine_mn Jan 2013 #16

Cats can have asthma. narnian60 Jan 2013 #11

I read the thread and see that he is getting better. LisaLynne Jan 2013 #19