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Jimmy has a snotty nose.Poor Jimmy, our one eyed, hyperthyroid, constipated cat now has a really snotty nose. He apparently suffers from this every so often, and I now wonder if the eye deformity and snottiness is due to cat flu as a kitten. The vets have no idea what happened to his eye, he had the problem when he was registered with them. It is really thick, green stuff coming out of his nose (sorry to those having tea  )He has had an antibiotic, so hope that clears it up, if it doesn't I might get some swabs taken to find out what is going on, as far as I'm aware this hasn't been done yet. At least he is still enjoying his food- we can't afford him to stop eating because he is very skinny anyway.
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Poor Jimmy - I hope the antibs sort out the snot! |
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I'm glad he's still eating; that can be a problem when they can't smell their food because of the stopped up nose. Poor Jimmy, hope it gets sorted. |
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