Dog & Cat Diseases : Feline Asthma Symptoms

Symptoms of feline asthma in cats include heavy breathing, open mouth breathing, coughing or vomiting. Find out why it's important to get an asthmatic cat checked out by a veterinarian with help from a staff veterinarian in this free video on cat health and pet care.

Expert: Dr. James Talbott
Bio: Dr. James R. Talbott is a staff veterinarian at Belle Forest Animal Hospital and Kennel in Nashville, Tenn.
Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge

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[igottwopeepees]

good video

[megacatlover1313]

thank you that was really helpful we just went the the vet today and our cats x-ray looks pretty much the same!!!!! thanks again

[darkmoongoddess86]

my cat is like 10 and only developed these symptoms about 2 yeas ago or so....only happens when he purrs. he starts coughing like he has a hairball but nothing ever comes up. last weekend he did this and then had a really hard time breathing and his mouth was open and his tongue was almost sticking out. His chest feels larger too, I'm not sure. He just felt different. it's getting worse so I'm def taking him to the vet because he's obviously not coming out of it

[TheTiotropium]

my cat also she does sleep a lot and hard to eat.... what is best medicine for cat who has this symptoms?can you reply?and what best food for her..?

[goddessevil Ting]

My 4-mth-old kitten has the same problem too. I'm not sure if it's from the new food I have been feeding her for a week.

[PrincessAphroditePAV]

Doctor, my cat is having a hard time breathing. It's been four days. Today when I picked her up, it seemed to cause her discomfort. When she went down on the floor, her breathing was labored and seemed to be breathing from her mouth. She's 12 1/2 years old. She does sleep a lot.

[waddles44021]

Vet? me too :D i sooo want to be a vet, i have a cat at home and im making sure i give him short painless checkups with his ears and making sure he isnt acting funny... i hope that i actually get my job someda :D i love my cat and i hope its aloud to bring ur cat or dog to vet college!