Respiratory

Bronchitis in Cats

Coughing in cats is rare. Learn about feline bronchitis.

Why Is My Cat Coughing?

Most cat coughing is abnormal. Learn why cats cough and what you should do about it.

Pneumonia in Cats

Learn all about the signs, diagnosis, and treatment of pneumonia in cats.

Pleural Effusion in Cats

Learn the signs, causes, diagnosis, and treatment of pleural effusion in cats.

Chylothorax in Cats

Learn more about chylothorax in cats, its signs, diagnosis, and treatment.

Panting in Cats: What Does It Mean?

Cats don't usually pant, so if your cat is doing so, it could indicate a serious medical problem.

Nasal Discharge in Cats

Cats with runny noses might have an upper respiratory infection or something else. Learn more here.

Cats Snoring: Normal or Abnormal?

You may be wondering if your cat's loud snoring is normal. Find out when to worry about your cat's snore here.

Feline Lower Airway Disease (FLAD)

Information on Feline Lower Airway Disease (FLAD).

Upper Respiratory Tract Conditions in Cats

“Kitty Colds,” as they used to be referred to, are the sneezing, runny nose/eyes, cough, and fever that accompany upper respiratory infections (URI’s).

Feline Asthma: Lower Airway Disease

Information on feline asthma including diagnosis, treatment and prevention.

Listen to an Adorable Cat with an Equally Adorable Snore: VIDEO

Here's an especially adorable kitty with a super cute snore.

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