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We are the brokest. A friend of mine has volunteered to pay for her lung xrays, the appointment is on Monday. I'll let you know.

So Pebbles, our six year old Tabby mix, has obvious breathing issues with attacks of reverse sneezing and coughing. Our vet wants to figure out what's wrong. We need to do a chest xray. She also wants to do an ultrasound of her heart. And maybe do an endoscopy to check if she might have polyps...

We haven't tested her for it yet, but according to the vet, it's very likely.

Small Update: One of our other cats had a vet appointment to get updated on her vaccines. While we were there, I used the opportunity and showed our vet the videos of Pebbles. First, she did confirm that I correctly identified the reverse sneezing as such. However, she believes the coughing...

I'll have her check the heart just in case. But Pebbles' attacks happen at complete random and are in no way connected to physical activity. I've been trying to catch one of the reverse sneezing fits on camera for several months, and it was pretty hard because most of the time, by the time I...

I doubt it's a foreign object. We adopted her nine months ago, and long before that, according to her old foster home, she's already had this issue since she came there at age three. It's possible that she's had this all her life, but it has gotten progressively worse over the past year or so...

Pebbles is six years old and she's an inside only cat.

I'm crushed. Our 6 year old Tabby Mix Pebbles has had breathing issues since well before we adopted her, which was nine months ago. She has fits of reverse sneezing (yes, REVERSE sneezing) and coughing multiple times a day and we don't know why. We took her to the vet, who noted that she had...

It was done yesterday. We gave her a dose before going to bed. Then Mezi knocked over the bottle. There was just enough left in there for another dose in the morning. We called our vet to ask if they could give us an emergency refill. The nurse on the phone told me they don't carry the specific...

Heyo! I'll keep it short: Our 6 year old tabby mix Pebbles has just had surgery. It was a dental procedure where multiple of her teeth were extracted due to severe gum disease. We were sent home with pain medication to give her every 12 hours for four days. Well... One of our other cats...

We also occasionally feed them Hills. I'm not sure if Hills is higher in protein than Sheba, but my sister-in-law (who has four cats herself and is a vet tech) swears by that brand. We used to do Hills in the morning and Sheba in the evening, but we've had a really tough month and Sheba is a...

Oh, and Pebbles was a little chubby and needed that diet. She could still stand to lose a little weight, she hasn't gotten super skinny or anything so I don't think it's a thyroid issue.

Pebbles and Cinnamon are our cats, the foster is called Mezi. Pebbles is estimated to be about 6 years old. She has chronic Sinusitis and bad teeth. We have an appointment to clean them and get the really bad ones extracted later this month.

2/3 a cup EACH***

We feed our foster cat seperately because she doesn't get along with the others too well. The vet said we should feed them about 2/3 of a cup every day, and we're giving them pretty much exactly that. The mixed in dry food is also a suggestion by our vet, as both our cats have issues with...