How can I help my cat with these symptoms?

Thank you for your question. Without being able to see your cat, unfortunately, it isn't possible for me to determine what might be wrong with them. From your description, it would be best to have your cat seen by a veterinarian right away, as they will be able to examine your cat and see what is going on. I hope that your cat is okay!

My cat can not move and is panting and wailing in pain

Thank you for your question. I hope that you were able to get veterinary help for your cat, and that he is feeling better.

Our cat had episodes where he has extreme difficulty breathing, his tongue and gums turn blue/purple and he wheezes/coughs. In between these episodes he acts pretty much normal, eats and drinks well still and isn’t lethargic. We have been told that he has asthma and have been giving him albuterol as a treatment but it does not seem to help long term, just in the moment. Is there another treatment available?

Hello, I am so sorry to hear that your cat has been having issues with asthma. If his gums and tongue are turning blue, this indicates severe respiratory distress and should be treated as an emergency. Albuterol is generally used as a "rescue inhaler" meaning that it is used when the cat is having an acute asthma attack, which is why it is helping in the moment, but not long term. For long-term management, it is recommend that cats with asthma be put on an inhaler that also includes a steroid to help decrease inflammation in the airways. Sometimes veterinarians will also prescribe an oral steroid, or will use the oral steroid instead of the steroid inhaler, depending on the case. Here is a great link about asthma in cats. I hope that your cat starts feeling better soon! https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information/feline-health-topics/feline-asthma-what-you-need-know

My cat had an infected wound on her foot, near one of her foot pads. Took her to the vet and she received a 2 week dose of antibiotics through an injection. A few days ago I noticed she had pus coming out of her eyes, this lasted a couple of days. The pus has stopped but I’ve just noticed that around where her infected wound was her skin is now blue. What could this be?

That sounds very strange, and it might be best to have a recheck for Cleo to make sure that everything is okay with that wound, and with her eyes. Without seeing her, I have a hard time knowing what might be going on, or if it is normal - it may be healing normally, but it would be a good idea to make sure.

My cat had an old wound I saw maggots inside so asked vet I he told to grind naphthalene ball and sprinkle powder inside..I did the same and left my cat alone..few hrs later when I saw her again there was puke on floor and lather coming out of her mouth.. called vet he said to give half tablet of citrizine...so I did and the cats drooling decreased then I gave her glucose and after 2 hrs again gave citrizine half tablet as told by vet...today morning she looked very weak unable to walk properly I gave her pet electral and she still looks weak but better is able to stand...I noticed purplish blue area at a spot near her abdomen where I sprinkled naphthalene and her skin looks blue too..what should I do? I am forcefully spraying electral her mouth with syringe she is not eating anything but she drank water.

Napthalene is toxic to cats if they eat it, and Bebo may have licked some of the toxin from her skin. If you have a veterinarian who can see her, it would be a good idea to have her examined - she may need supportive care, as that can cause kidney and liver failure. I hope that she is okay.