My kitten was given to me by the breeder before his second immunisation (I now know this should not have happened as this is a pedigree cat that should have remained with breeder for 13 weeks). I was unable to find a vet that offered the same brand of immunisation and so the advice was that I should restart his vaccines to ensure that he was fully protected. I’ve since been told by the breeder that this will have ‘ruined his immune system’ which I don’t believe to be true but has got me concerned. Should I be doing something to help him rebuild this? Have I really done any damage? I’m quite concerned as this is my first pet and I don’t want to get it wrong.

I had a cat that died 2 weeks ago. I took her to the vet and they did blood work. They said mentioned something was attacking her white blood cells. They put her on fluids and antibiotics but nothing helped. We had to put her to sleep. Now I have another cat with the same systems. He's lethargic, not eating or drinking and his eyes are starting to look sunk in. What do I do. I spent everything I had trying to save the first one.

What’s wrong with my cat!?! I adopted two kittens in October and they had both been finishing meds for a kitty cold. A few days after adoption my cat Rick finished his meds and was okay until a month passed and he developed a rash on his paw that which was determined to come from “trauma” yet this same issue reoccurred three more times and varied in location (although all on his paws). Every time I’ve taken him to a vet they claim it’s trauma related but his last time the same rash began to occur I noticed it from the very start and there was no trauma. Due to this I switched the food to sensitive system and hypoallergenic litter in hopes of curing his issues. There has also been other small health issues. Twice he got bumps on his lips, the first time we determined it wa sbecause he was chewing on a basket which we removed from the house and then it healed but then another bump occurred on his lower lip right in the center. This bump on his lip and his most recent foot rash both occurred while he was taking antibiotics AND wearing a cone. He has basically lived in a cone for the last 6 months and I’m worried this is something more serious the vets seem to be passing over their heads. Now his meow has all of he sudden become lower and more hoarse than typical. It’s hard to tell if he’s feeling pain or discomfort because he’s an extremely happy kitty. Always talking and purring even when we are at the vet, this cat is like a child to me and the lack of concern expressed from the vets I’ve seeen have started to concern I may suddenly lose my cat over negligence.

When my kitty Elsa came to live with me, shortly after she got a kitty cold. At the vet she got eye drops with antibiotics. I hoped the kitty colds weren’t a recurring thing that the vet said it might be. But when I took her on a flight for Christmas, she got a cold in FL. I got the same drops, but this one lasted a week so she got an antibiotic shot, she got better and that lasted for the flight back too. I recently took her to a friends house to live for 2 weeks while I was away on work. She got a small version of a cold and did not require vet assistance. This, however, gave the 3 other cats at my friend’s house kitty colds whom have never been sick. - does my cat get stressed with traveling or new environments? How can I help boost her immune system before traveling?

My cat Aoife fell off a balcony and was on mild pain killers for a weak. She got a bad flea infection; probably from spending the night in the animal hospital. Suddenly she stopped being her vocal self, responding to calls, and started hiding in cupboards and refusing to eat and hardly moving. She was isolated, would not eat or drink, and could hardly move/ interact with anything or anyone. The vets took full blood tests, tested her for leukemia, fed her vitamins through IVs, and had to give her fluids every day. Suddenly, a week later and right before we were going to admit her to a National Specialist Animal Hospital (though bloods revealed only low white count), she seemed to slowly bounce back to her normal self.