Ok, i'm sure i've asked this before and i've asked the vet who seems like "oh hmm" never giving much thought...
My 14 year old cat was diagnosed with asthma a year ago and ever since they did the X-ray to see if she has asthma she has been licking her lips and swallowing (and making a gurgle/gulp sound) on occasion.
Does anyone know what this is and is it bad?
She is on 2 puffs of Flovent a day and has not had an "attack" in months.
I think i've been told it's a symptom of asthma but shouldn't it go away if she's been on Flovent for 2 months now? What is she swallowing?
Sometimes I think the doctors scratched her throat when doing the exploratory x-ray. Hmmm.
Thank you for reading!
My 14 year old cat was diagnosed with asthma a year ago and ever since they did the X-ray to see if she has asthma she has been licking her lips and swallowing (and making a gurgle/gulp sound) on occasion.
Does anyone know what this is and is it bad?
She is on 2 puffs of Flovent a day and has not had an "attack" in months.
I think i've been told it's a symptom of asthma but shouldn't it go away if she's been on Flovent for 2 months now? What is she swallowing?
Sometimes I think the doctors scratched her throat when doing the exploratory x-ray. Hmmm.
Thank you for reading!