Distressed breathing could be a sign of anemia, but there is no time to waste
posting on the internet. Please get him to a vet ASAP. If your breathing was
like this you would go to a doctor.
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From: Rashel Mereness <rash...@yahoo.com>
To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org" <felvtalk@felineleukemia.org>
Sent: Monday, February 27, 2012 1:12 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] Is my kitten having his first FIV/FELV episode?
Hi - I'm new and have been reading the threads but I don't seen anything that
addresses my situation. We have an 8 month old kitty that tested positive for
FIV (or was it FELV?) at a young age, and we plan to get him retested. He has
been healthy, playful and had a great appetite. A few weeks ago, however, he
started eating less and less of his kibble, which we attributed to him wanting
only the wet food we were giving to the dog. So we kept mixing a little into
his kibble but he was eating less but was otherwise fine. Then we went away
over the weekend and came back to find him very lethargic and breathing very
heavy - not making a lot of noise with the breathing, but we can see his lungs
expanding and contracting a great deal and very quickly. He won't eat, except
he ate some of his favorite treats. We had someone (who he doesn't know)
staying at our house Friday and then a person (who he knows) stopping in on
Saturday and Sunday. They said he
didn't eat much. No mucous, no sneezing. Sound like anything you have
experienced?
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