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Cat sneezing

HydeRoad · 2008-03-27 04:32:29

Two cats at home, 11 months old, male and female. Female has been sneezing the past two or three days. Today sniffing a lot, wiping nose vigorously, and three or four sneezes in quick succession, a few times during the day. No discharge visible from nose or eyes, although nose is dry rather than wet. Anything I can do to…

27-03-2008 4:32am

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Two cats at home, 11 months old, male and female. Female has been sneezing the past two or three days. Today sniffing a lot, wiping nose vigorously, and three or four sneezes in quick succession, a few times during the day. No discharge visible from nose or eyes, although nose is dry rather than wet.

Anything I can do to make her feel a little better?

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#2 27-03-2008 5:57am

greatgoal

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quick visit to the vet would be the best answer..somethings irritating her,might be something small lodged in her nose.

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#3 27-03-2008 11:08am

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Definitely time to go to vet - cat flu can be quite serious.

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#4 27-03-2008 12:33pm

jameshayes

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Is it as bad as bird flu?

-yeah go the vet, more than likely something stuck up there...

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#5 27-03-2008 5:09pm

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Have you fresh flowers in the house? They could be allergic, my cat is severly allergic and used to get sneezing and wheezing fits when there was flowers in the house. Took me a while to cop on until I looked it up!

especially lillies - the pollen can be lethal

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