I NOTICED THAT HE HAS WATERY EYES. ANNIE HAS STARTED THIS THE LAST MONTH OR SO, BUT AFTER VACUMNING, ETC SO I ATTRIBUTED IT TO THAT. I CALL IT SNEEZING. SHE IS NOW NINE, HAS BEEN FELV POSITIVE SINCE I GOT HER AT AGE 4. SHE SOMETIMES SNEEZES AFTER A RUN WITH HARLEY OR SOMEONE ELSE CHASING HER. SHE HAS ALSO BEGUN LICKING AT PARTICULAR SPOTS ON HER LEGS. SO WE HAVE THE SAME THING. GUESS I NEED TO TAKE HER TO VET FOR TESTS. YOUR BOY IS SO PRETTY. IS THIS JUST RECENTLY STARTED LIKE ANNIE OR HAS HE DONE THIS A BIT OFF AND ON FOR SOME TIME?
---- "Katherine K." <kaths...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I wanted to get your thoughts on a video of Krammer wheezing. He is 12, has > had FeLV for the past 1.5 years. The wheezing has been a chronic issue for > the past year or so, and I've posted about it before, it's usually caused > by a case of pneumonia (which my vet tells me is rare in cats, but he gets > it a lot). On bad days he has a noisy, gurgly purr, frequent swallowing, > and wheezing spells once or twice a day that last for about 30-60 seconds. > Eventually the gurgles and swallowing will clear up, and he'll only have an > occasional wheezing spell. He had an ultrasound/echocardiogram about 6 > months ago, and an xray last month of his lungs which showed the small spot > of pneumonia, and he took an antibiotic, which helped some. > > This weekend his right eye got infected, with green discharge. He's had > uveitis (one pupil smaller than the other) before, but not in awhile. I've > been giving him Neomycin/Polymyxin gel since Sunday. He gets an LTCI > injection (an immune booster) once a month, but I think I'll give him > another one today. Does anyone else use LTCI? > > Going to check with my vet too, but wanted to see what the listserv had to > say. Here's the wheezing video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Od-nCkzyb0 > > He's been sleeping a lot the past 2 days, but still has an appetite. > > Thanks, > Katherine _______________________________________________ Felvtalk mailing list Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org http://felineleukemia.org/mailman/listinfo/felvtalk_felineleukemia.org