My cat started sneezing today and hasn't wanted to go out for the last couple of days and has been taking a lot of naps. He is always wanting to be right next to me when usually he is a very independent he has also started snoring today along with the sneezing I can't really afford the vet right now because I just lost my job so I would really like to know what I'm getting into before I make an appointment.

My cat when she breath sound like when my husband snore!! I took her 5 times to diferent vets in less than 2 weeks they gave two antibiotics shots and Neomycin and Polymyxin...she Lost her appetite..However I am feeding her with a serine is been 10 days with the same problem ...I don't know what to do anymore .

I have very big problem with my cat. For quite a few months she keeps breathing on her mouth and I see that her condition is worsening (before it used to happen sometimes, but now it came to the point where she is breathing like that while day). The problem is that even though she is an indoors cat, she is very wild and not very friendly, she has been like that since we got her. It's impossible to take her to the vet. There was one vet who was willing to visit us and he said that it's most likely URI. What's strange for me are the symptoms, because she seems to have only open mouth breathing symptom and nothing else that goes with URI. She eats well, she drinks water, she was never really sociable so it's hard to tell, she sometimes comes to cuddle, it's only that breathing that's the problem. Do you have any, any advice to give me? I don't know what to do anymore, I don't sleep for months, trying to figure out how to help her.

We've been told our cat Greg has an upper respiratory virus, and I'd like to know what it's called. The only symptoms I've noticed: -He often will get eye goop in the corner of his eye, though I think that bothers us more than it bothers him. -He will occasionally get little sneezing fits, though not often. If you could tell us the name of this virus, if you know it, that would be great! We know it can't be cured, we just want to know what it's called.

My cat had rhinotracheitis for the second time in early May, we treated and got better ... then it started with an ugly May 27 cough, similar to hairball, but it wasn't. She coughed several times. We treated with corticosteroids, syrup and antibiotic, but it did not improve. Then it began to sneeze and release phlegm through its nose, a thick, hard-to-get-off phlegm that sneezes more than 20 times in a row. We treated again with corticosteroids, syrup and antibiotics, but without improvement. I also inhale with serum daily ... She gets a very stuffy nose and until she sneezes and all the yellow phlegm comes out, she doesn't get better, we already treat her with amoxicillin, doxycycline, marbofloxacil, prednisolone, acetylsistein syrup. I put serum in her nose every day and inhale it. I don't know what to do for her anymore, it's very phlegm and never seems to end. She is using seretide to control bronchitis. I have 6 other cats that live together with her and none have symptoms, all are fine. I have a building in our backyard for 10 months, it has no contact with the outside of the house, but dust enters the windows, I believe that is the cause ..

My cat Bartholomew starting sneezing a lot yesterday then recently has started mainly breathing through his mouth mostly. He has a fever and so far seems to still be able to eat and drink. There appears no immediate blockage or seepage coming from the nose. As far as I can tell his mucus from his sneezes seems clear. I do have other cats and I am worried if he's contagious though so far haven't seen any signs in the others. Any immediate treatment options?