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Thought I’d update (after a very long time!) in case anyone had any similar issues with their kitties. The vets weren’t able to detect a heart murmur past age 2-3, and he hasn’t panted since, other than car rides which he is not a fan of. Knock on wood!!!

Hi all,  sorry just for clarification, when I said charger, I meant the whole thing - the actual charger and the cord.  He attacks the whole thing but tries to bite the cord especially and grabs it with his claws. Spraying the bitter apple on a cotton pad and wiping it onto the cord would have...

For dry food, my vet advised me to free feed at that age.   For wet food, I agree that the 3x/day feeding schedule you're thinking about sounds good.

My cat attacks my laptop charger whenever I'm working on my laptop.  Not just plays with it..but full-on attacks it.  Squiggles his butt and pounces on it from across the room and won't stop biting it.  This concerns me for two reasons: first, his safety (I don't want him to get shocked or burn...

My cat also often sits crooked/off to one side (happens with either side).

It actually had the opposite effect on me.  I've always been a bit afraid of cats and did think that they were somehow always just waiting to pounce on and scratch humans.  After watching this show for a few months, I saw that you could actually understand their body language and how to deal...

I've given my kitty eggs, baked potato, and some cheese.

This is an old thread.  You can read the updates in the YouTube comments.

I'm pretty sure that my kitty was about 3.5 pounds, if not 4, when I adopted him at 11 weeks.  He's 12 pounds now at 11 months!

Hi all.  Thanks for the posts. We finished the prednisolone, antibiotics, and the dewormer.  He seemed to get a lot better on the antibiotic - panting very rarely and respiratory rate while at rest went back to normal.  However, he finished the antibiotic after a week, and then all the symptoms...

An update on my kitty: He had had two instances of coughing before starting the meds. We saw a respiratory specialist who thought that the coughing and breathing fast were two separate issues and that the coughing was indicative of asthma and was treated well by the prednisolone. The resp...

We've discussed possibly doing an echocardiogram, but the vets don't seem to think it's a heart issue because his heart looked and sounded normal plus he did seem to respond to the prednisolone a bit. Katluver, what was the result with your cat?

Wondering if anyone has had similar experiences with their cats and if they received a diagnosis.. My cat has started panting (open mouth breathing with bright pink tongue hanging out) occasionally.  Usually after a lot of running but sometimes during rest.  He also has developed a VERY fast...