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I doubt it but its worth a try.

I would have to agree. Put them into seperate rooms to eat or if you have a cat carrier (pet taxi) put one in there with her food while the other has her own in the usual area. This way one cant get to the others food. I had to do this when we had a cat that was sick and she could only eat soft...

First of all I would I would have some tests run on her to see if this cold is a cold or maybe it could be a disease. I have several cats here that have a runny nose, runny eyes, coughing at times, etc. And I have had them checked repeatedly for everything including Rhino and FELV. Everything...

My cat had to be gased once for a cyst cleaning... He came back with his tongue hanging out, his eyes crossed, and a small "mwer" excaped his lips. LMAO!! It was funny. Hes all better now.

Multiple enimas and manual removal of the impacted feces is nessessary.Treatments for simple constipation includes petrolatum based laxatives, fiber laxatives, and high fiber diets. My advice keep giving the enimas regularly and doing what your vet said. It should get easier as time goes by...

FIV is similar to HIV in humans. Its not transmissible to humans or any other animals except other cats. Even then, it is spread through bite wounds. It doesnt cross the placenta in pregnant cats, therefore all female cats that are pregnant and have the disease do not spread it to their kittens...

I agree. Have her checked at the vets. It could be a number of things. If it just started recently, maybe she picked up Feline Asthma. You never know what it is until you take her in to get a complete look-over.

Heres some.... Do not feed your cats dog food. Do not give your cats aspirin, tylenol, or any type of human medicines. It is extremely toxic and will kill your cat. Do not feed your cat Chocolate. Just some of the things I have learned in time.

Yes, a combination of both soft and hard cat food is very healthy for your cat. Water is the most important of all 6 nutrients contained in a healthy diet. As for your cats food allergy. Taken from the book "Caring for you sick cat" Written By: Carol Himsel Daly, DVM "Adverse reactions to...