So as if all the problems with Alli aren't enough, I noticed yesterday that a young cat named Kiley was breathing very rapid & heavy. So we decided to take her to the ER vet. As a shelter we try not to take them to the ER unless absolutly necessary. I am so glad I did. The vet tech instantly said, she was looking a little pale. So she was put in an cage with oxegen, given a mild seditive & had x-rays taken. The x-rays show changes in her lungs, her heart looked normal size & shape. She spent the night there, not a cheap thing, but I slept better knowing she was safe & comfortable. Last night she was going to have blood work done & this morning she is having an ultra sound. The 3 likely causes, lung infection, asthma or heart disease. She is a fairly young cat 1-2. I am hoping for infectin or asthma. Please keep this sweet little girl in your thoughts.
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