Cat Illness

and i cant take it to the vet becuz my dad works too much.

there is no excuse for not getting this cat to a vet. It is suffering. If you were sick, you would get to a doctor. You (well your parents most likely) are legally responsible for providing medical care for your pet.

if your family honestly can not afford the time or money to get this cat some help, then please do the humane thing and turn it in to an animal shelter who will get it the treatment it deserves.

I know I sound very harsh, but this is not something that can be treated at home. A pet is a living animal who has feelings and knows pain. It is not a toaster that can just sit around and wait for you to have time to fix it.

cat sneezes

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My cat has all her shots and has recently been spade but she has been sneezing allot lately. She is active and she eats well with no runny nose. Can’t afford to take her to the vet please help.

An upper respiratory infection is caused by a virus. What the vet usually prescribes is an antibiotic to guard against side effects.

She will probably shake the cold, but if you see she has diarrhea or becomes lethargic, then a vet trip is a must.

However, sometimes sneezing is not related to anything medical.

This is Jupiter, my Russian White cat, whether awake or sleeping, he cutely says bless you every time I sneeze!

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She seems to be eating and acting normal otherwise, but she has been sneezing since yesterday a lot. I plan to take her to the vet, I’m just curious what it could be. I’m worried there might be an infection. Any one have an idea?

it could be an upper respiratory infection if it is she will start having drainage out of one of her eyes and nose it is very common and it usually takes 10-12 days to get over it as long as she is not a very young kitten it will heal on its own (monitor her eating and drinking habits they should remain normal during the infection)

My vloggiest vlog yet (and hopefully ever).

The captions don’t show up well under the heavy compression the video has been subjected to prior to uploading. Here they are in order:

in full
MONOphonic
sound

Actually, there’s a brief scene before
the cat itself brings the topic up (in song).

I really did not mean to just
bite my thumb at you, then. Sorry.

Credited only as
“Dandenong Festival
Singing in Harmony Group”
in what seems to be called
“Music Selections” (2001).
Arrangement by “Chilcott”.

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This video has cat sneezes and trees.

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my coon cat is sneezing at lot could someone tell me why.

During this time of year dogs and cats are at risk of getting whats called a upper respitory infection and it is caught through the air if it gets really bad like diarea as well as the sneezing and he is not drinking water you might want to take it to a vet for help because sometimes it won't go away on its own but most of the time it will

My dumb cat sneezed while playing with a hand towel

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I have recently sent my cat to the vet to be neutered and declawed. He does have kitty leukemia, but the vets said he would be fine and there was no need to put him down yet. He came back from the vet two days later, and has been showing signs of almost a cold. Constant sneezing, and a bit of a cough. What wrong?

Sounds like an upper respiratory infection. Many cats with feline leukemia also have the virus that causes uri. If they get stressed they can have flare ups of the symptoms which include sneezing, running nose, goopy eyes etc (neutering and declawing are stressful!). Since it is viral, antibiotics are usually only prescribed to help with any secondary bacterial infections. Because your kitty has leukemia and therefore a comprimised immune system I would recommend taking him in to your vet for and exam and possibly some treatment.