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19-01-2011, 08:41 PM   #11

Re: Tiggles has been to the vets....


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Originally Posted by Elaine
I would have thought it unlikely to be his thyroid as he is very young and isnt displaying any other signs of an over active thyroid is he?
Cat flu can be such a nasty bug if left untreated, poor baby.
I suspect you were right when you mentioned to me about those kittens you had a few years back, remember you thought they were two different litters and not all had been picked up. They were quite poorly if I remember correctly, he may well be the one that got away that time.
Did they say they could do anything to help with his heart rate and breathing?
They could do a chest Xray, but if he has damage to his lungs nothing they can do about it.....

I do think he was one of that litter Lainey, the one we did not find....



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19-01-2011, 09:24 PM   #12

Re: Tiggles has been to the vets....


Poor wee guy, but atleast now you know why his breathing is shallow and can keep a watchful eye over him.



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19-01-2011, 09:55 PM   #13

Re: Tiggles has been to the vets....


He also gulps when swallowing, like he has a lump in his throat...



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