Dee,
I don't want to scare you, but two of the kitties from
the hyper-T group I belong to were diagnosed with lung
cancer. One passed last week and the other was just
diagnosed. They both were originally diagnosed with
asthma, so you might want to look into this. I hope
it's just asthma though.
Has he been checked for asthma, I know cats get this and breathing
problems is usually how it presents?
Smokey's breathing issues
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> Dee & Evan wrote:
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> > Hi everyone. Sorry I haven't been checking any of our messages
> > lately. We are perplexed by Smokey's breathing issues. We have had
> > him to the vet 3-4 times in the past month trying to figure out what
> > is going on. We did another chest x-ray. There is no flui
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Cannot Diagnose Breathing Issue with Smokey
Check out Hideyo's posts about the at home oxygen tank. Maybe something
like that would help his breathing. Could it be something like asthma,
or some sort of allergy? Has he gotten better on since
Dee,
can you take Smokey to an internist, at a bigger clinic or
hospital or referral center? They are usually better at diagnosis that local
general practitioner vets. Cloudiness can mean asthma, I think. I am
not sure if it can be an indication of lymphoma or not, though I would not thi
Check out Hideyo's posts about the at home oxygen tank. Maybe something
like that would help his breathing. Could it be something like asthma,
or some sort of allergy? Has he gotten better on since you started the
Dox? Hemobart is hard to detect. I'm not sure what cloudiness around
his lun
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