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Hello! Wonder if someone could enlighten me with this -
I adopted 2x 8 month old's from a Haven, 1 suffering from a terribly snotty nose!! I was told that once he was in a stable and happy environment his nose shoudl clear up as he has been for all the tests possible, specifically immunity - and he was given the clear. He is slighty drug resistant although when he is on a course - his nose clears up quite alot, the minute course is done - snot is flying all over again...Anyone with any ideas - it is winter and coldish - . . . . |
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Re: Snotty nose but no reasons
Hi there and welcome!
Which tests has your kitty had? These symptoms could be due to anything ranging from one of the feline flu viruses ( herpes, calici ) or chlamydia infection to a foreign body/polyp lodged in his nasal passages. The former will be activated during periods of stress so I think this is what the rescue meant when they said it would clear up. The response to antibiotics could point to a secondary bacterial infection which is common with these flu viruses etc. It may be just resolve itself when he's more settled in his new home. If not then I would have further investigations but be aware it may take some time to clear completely. Also sometimes cats with flu symptoms can be left with some residual symptoms ie it may never clear completely! I'd pop him along to your vet and see what he says! Last edited by Ianthi; 28-06-2011 at 01:43 PM.. Reason: omitted word |
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