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Sat, Jun 13, 09 at 9:37
| Lucy started to do some sort of snorting yesterday and it seemed to last a long time. The floor had spots of liquid - seemed to be thick and kind of a light green. Her poor little chest was going in and out like mad. I feel so sorry for her and don't know what to do. Any ideas??? She is making a mess since she seems to be in a different place every time - at least once an hour. |
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- Posted by junebug1961 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 13, 09 at 12:13
| Sinus infection? My friend's cat had green nasal discharge from a sinus infection. Please get her to the vet. Good luck... |
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| How old is she? I'm not a vet, but it sounds like an upper respiratory infection or something similar. I'd take her to the vet as soon as you can. |
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| I thought it might be a sinus infection or maybe something with her lungs since she had to be put under to check a cut on her paw and x-rays - ended up getting eight stitches. I called the vet yesterday and told her that I had somehow forgotten to give her the last amoxicillin and I started them up on Friday. The vet said to wait until today to give her the last one since she has an appointment Monday to get her stitches removed. BUT___I think we just solved the problem. She started sneezing and there was something green sticking out of her nose. My husband pulled a 4 inch blade of grass out!!!! How in the world did it get up there? |
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| Oh, my goodness! If the kitty hadn't been so uncomfortable and you hadn't been so worried that might be kind of funny. Only your cat knows how that grass got up her nose, and I bet she'll never tell. She's fortunate to have such caring owners. |
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