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- Dysphagia (difficulty swallowing)
- Decreased appetite
- Weight loss
- Pain upon swallowing (noted by vocalization or pawing at the neck)
- Regurgitation of food
- Salivation
- Drooling
- Frequent vomiting
- Chronic non-productive cough
- Chronic nasal discharge
- General discomfort
- Change in the nature of the meow
- A CBC (Complete Blood Cell Count): blood test used to evaluate the number of circulating platelets, red and white blood cells.
- A biochemistry profile: a blood test that provides information on the level of electrolytes and gastrointestinal enzymes the feline is producing. This blood test also indicates the functionality of the cat’s organs and overall internal health.
- Urinalysis: examination of the urine to screen for infection, metabolic conditions and damage to the kidneys.
- Radiographs: thoracic (chest) x-rays of the chest containing the heart, lungs and upper digestive tract, and abdominal x-rays of the abdominal cavity.
- Endoscopy: the use of a fiber-optic camera placed inside the esophagus, lower airways, or trachea for evaluation purposes.
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