My cat has a temperature of 102.6 deg.C and he is breathing very fast approx 43 breaths per minute what should I do? please tell me the possible reasons and treatment

Thank you for your question. There are many reasons for fast breathing - if he is hot, that might be causing it, or he may have a problem with his heart or lungs. That is not a markedly high temperature for a cat, and if the breathing continues to be a problem, it would be best to have him seen by a veterinarian who can examine him to see what might be going on. I hope that all goes well for him.

We just trapped a feral kitty and got her fixed yesterday. She is very sweet and we are going to keep her. I am noticing with her laying on me that she is breathing heavy. I’m sure she is stressed I am just a little worried.

Thank you for your question. I hope that she is okay, and that she recovered from her surgery normally.

My kitten threw up and is breathing rapidly very lethargic

Thank you for your question, I'm sorry your kitten is not feeling well. Your kitten may be suffering from a parasite, and infectious disease, or dietary indiscretion. Since I cannot see your kitten or Sherman what might be going on, it would be best to have your kitten seen by a veterinarian. They can examine your kitten and see what might be happening and give treatment. I hope that everything goes okay with your kitten.

Can I give my cat Albuterol through a nebulizer to help with rapid breathing associated with a recent pneumonia diagnosis? She was initially treated with Clavamox, and most recently Gentamicin by nebulizer.

Thank you for your question. Without examining your kitten, unfortunately, there is no way that I can advise giving a Nebulizer with albuterol. If your veterinarian has recently seen the kitten, that would be a great question to call and ask them, as they have a history and a relationship with you and your kitten. I hope that all goes well with your kitten and that she recovers from her pneumonia as well.

we’ve been traveling for the past day and he’s been doing very well up until now. it just seemed to completely change out of no where. his whiskers recently fell off like a day or two before we started to travel. what do you do???

Thank you for your question. Stress can be very hard on kittens, and can cause the Resurgence of viral diseases or infections. It is hard to say without seeing your kitten if he is just really tired or if he has something wrong with him I would probably keep a close eye on him over the next few days, make sure he is eating and drinking, and make sure that he seems generally playful when he's not sleeping. If he is more lethargic, sleeping all the time, vomiting, having diarrhea, or not eating, then I would find a veterinarian near where you are traveling to have him seen. I hope that all goes well for him and he gets home safely.