Thanks for your good wishes, Brenda. Chloe is fine. She has some drops for her ears 
and the vet said there was probably nothing to be concerned about with her panting 
just yet. Just normal, overly eager play for a kitten. The vet was also amazed at how 
big Chloe has grown. When I first got her, she weighed under 2 lbs and was rather 
sickly. Now she is a robust, roly-poly kitten. She weighs over six pounds and has a 
sleek, glossy coat. The vet kept saying, I can't believe it. I can't believe it. She 
brought in the technicians from the back so they could see how well Chloe was doing, 
too. All in all, I'd say that was the best time we've ever had at the vet...

Just goes to show that you should not be so quick to just give up on these cats! 

Vikki

In a message dated Tue, 17 Apr 2001  1:55:42 AM Eastern Daylight Time, "Brenda K. 
Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

<< <!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en">    Vikki....  
 I understant perfectly. I didn't know that  Chloe was still having problems with 
panting too much. I would certainly  take her to your vet. And, Belinda is correct. 
Mention Cardiomyopathy  or ask about any other heart problems to your vet. Years and 
years  ago I had a baby kitty who was so precious and just sat and watched her  
littermates play and play. I thought she was just a quiet kitty,  but, alas, she ended 
up dying from a bad heart at 6 weeks old. Very  tragic and I'll never forget it.  
 I pray for a good result for little Chloe.  
--  
 Brenda.....  
 http://www.whiskersandwicks.com  
 http://www.cheqnet.net/~bksmith  
"I have studied many philosophers and many cats. The wisdom of cats  is infinitely 
superior." - Hippolyte Taine  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  Thanks Brenda! I would love to do that and save  myself some 
money, but I think I want to have her lungs and chest checked  out too. Just for my 
own peace of mind. I know everyone says hard panting  after lots of play is normal, 
but it scares me when she does it. This weekend  it seemed like she could not stop 
panting and she had only been playing  for a few minutes. So, I think it might be 
getting worse. It might just  be my fevered imagination, but I want to doublecheck.  
Vikki  
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