Hi everyone,
I know I post alot of threads for help because you guys are the only people I can turn to besides the vet.
Recently, my cat had been coughing/wheezing/dry reaching for two days with white foam only coming up and I managed to capture some footage of it which I will include.
I took her to the vet who recommend x-rays but I couldn't afford it so she decided to treat her 'symptomatically'. She gave her a Dexafort steroid injection and antibiotics for 10 days.
The vet felt around her body and checked her breathing and gut and everything was good. She has also been eating, drinking and toileting well too.
Has anyone experienced this with their cats? The vet said it could be allergies or asthma. The injection is meant to last 5 days and if the cough comes back, I'll have to take her in for x-rays.
I emailed the vet the same videos and her response was:
"Thank you for sending through the videos.
It does appear to be coughing in these videos, with the last bit likely when she has coughed something up and then is swallowing it.
Please monitor coughing while on the medications and let us know if there is no improvement."
Right now, the cough has completely gone and she is eating alot from the steroids. Would love your opinion thanks again!
Jiggy 1
Jiggy 2
I know I post alot of threads for help because you guys are the only people I can turn to besides the vet.
Recently, my cat had been coughing/wheezing/dry reaching for two days with white foam only coming up and I managed to capture some footage of it which I will include.
I took her to the vet who recommend x-rays but I couldn't afford it so she decided to treat her 'symptomatically'. She gave her a Dexafort steroid injection and antibiotics for 10 days.
The vet felt around her body and checked her breathing and gut and everything was good. She has also been eating, drinking and toileting well too.
Has anyone experienced this with their cats? The vet said it could be allergies or asthma. The injection is meant to last 5 days and if the cough comes back, I'll have to take her in for x-rays.
I emailed the vet the same videos and her response was:
"Thank you for sending through the videos.
It does appear to be coughing in these videos, with the last bit likely when she has coughed something up and then is swallowing it.
Please monitor coughing while on the medications and let us know if there is no improvement."
Right now, the cough has completely gone and she is eating alot from the steroids. Would love your opinion thanks again!
Jiggy 1
Jiggy 2
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