Ex-feral cat needs medical attention

One of my ex-feral cats ,has one nostril blocked,plugged

Other than that,she seems healthy,happy.Eats and runs around.

She has a tendency towards allergies .

both cats will not allow medical attention and just run off if you try to get near them.

We are waiting for a sedative from the vet,which we will try to administer and then give attention.

If you have any suggestions,we would love to hear them

Tony and Kat Wynne-Roberts

Hi guys, have you tried hiding allergy meds in the food?
Maybe inside a little piece of a pill pocket as a treat?
How much depends on their weight. Back when I had Angel, the vet said I could give 1/2 of a generic Clariton, or Zyrtech.
That was based on a 14-15 lb cat. Neither made him drowsey, so would be OK, since they are outside. I wouldn't do Benadryl because they would be drowsey, & not be alert enough for outside.
Good luck, & bless you for looking after them.

Aside from having allergies to pollens, does your cat have food allergies also? I'm asking because my previous cat had a big problem with outdoor allergies and she wound up having food allergies as well. Sensitive is sensitive and you might consider looking for a brand of food that is designed for cats with allergies. Chloe, my former cat, was always very itchy especially in the summer. But I believe a lot of the food choices I leaned on for her were also causing some of the skin irritation. You said your cat has a blocked nasal passage and didn't really say anything about the skin or coat , but if you notice any irritation there are a lot of food brands out there designed specifically for just that.

just a suggestion!