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Hello. I have quite the anxious kitty. We lost his brother last weekend so my focus has been making sure Taco is okay. I know cats are supposed to breathe 20-30 bpm, but on and off I noticed my cats breath is rapid. When he is purring, stimulated, or even if I’m just watching him. (He also tends to not go the bathroom if I watch him, he’s a bit strange And shy) This isn’t really a new development, but after his brother got sick last November I began to wonder if it was normal or just his anxiety or excitement. He tends to breath faster when He sits in the window and watches people and animals.
When he’s sleeping it’s normal.
He has no cough, is eating, peeing, and pooping. But he’s 13 so I’m just on hyper alert.
The only other thing he does his take a exhale like a bull once in a while through his nose. No open mouth breathing.
He had a senior blood panel done in October and physical and everything was normal, he had his vitals taken in November and everything was normal, and I just took him in last Wednesday for a check up and everything seemed okay on the exterior. He Was just put back on prozac and has blood work scheduled in about 5 weeks.
When he’s sleeping it’s normal.
He has no cough, is eating, peeing, and pooping. But he’s 13 so I’m just on hyper alert.
The only other thing he does his take a exhale like a bull once in a while through his nose. No open mouth breathing.
He had a senior blood panel done in October and physical and everything was normal, he had his vitals taken in November and everything was normal, and I just took him in last Wednesday for a check up and everything seemed okay on the exterior. He Was just put back on prozac and has blood work scheduled in about 5 weeks.
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