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Pneumonia - help pleaseHi, Archie is 20 months and for the last few days has shown signs of trying to bring up a fur ball. He has been eating fine until this morning but I wasn't happy with the look of him today and took him to the vets. He has had blood tests which seem ok but they suspect pneumonia just waiting for X-ray results. He is an indoor cat and hasn't shown any other signs such as discharge from eyes and nose. I am going out of mind with worry, does this sound right? I will really appreciate any comments.
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Is he in the vets? It's always a worry when our pets are ill. When are they letting you know the results of the X-ray? |
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Just got the results, it is pneumonia, they are giving him antibiotics and will monitor him over the next 48-72 hours |
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sorry to hear Archie isn't well. I hope the AB's work soon and he is feeling better |
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Any news, how is he doing? |
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Fingers crossed for Archie  bless him. Good that he is in the best place and getting care. Sending get well vibes ((hug)) |
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Are the vets keeping Archie in? Pneumonia can be quite a volatile illness so specialist monitoring might be an idea. I don't have any specific advice to give as I've not experienced this in a cat (although I had pneumonia as a child), but I do hope Archie is able to fight it off. |
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Fingers crossed for Archie. |
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