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Old 22-12-2008, 08:47 PM
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Kitten panting

Happy Holidays! Milo our 51/2 month old Maine Coon kitten was panting after a short play with my daughter. I know cats pant at times, but he wasn't playing for that long. Should I be concerned? We'll probably call the vet for advice as well.
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Old 22-12-2008, 11:52 PM
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Hi Marianne, this wouldn't panic me but i would keep my eye on him and if your still concerned then get him vet checkedMerry crimbo to you too and welcome
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Old 23-12-2008, 01:14 AM
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Thanks! So far no more panting!
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Old 23-12-2008, 08:57 AM
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kiwi has bouts of this, vet said its possibly over excitement mixed with fluff from carpet!
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Re: Kitten panting

Hi
my kitten used to do this too,
remember kittens dnt have as much staminer as adult cats so they get tired out quicker, plus because he is a long haired cat he can also start to get very hot as he plays, its not only dogs that pant to cool down, normally cats like to lay on something cool after playing, like kitchen tiles or something.
Just keep the play session small and build them up over time, also it an idea to keep them short in hotter whether to, plus grooming will help keep him cool by removing all the extra fur and stopping matts from forming, it also creates a clearer path to his skin for the air to cool him. i hope this helps, best of luck, Amy
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