My five month old kitten occasionally wheezes like she is going to cough up a hairball and then doesn't. She wheezes for about a minute and is then back to normal. Most recently it happened immediately after she sneezed. This isn't a persistent issue, I've seen it happen three times in six weeks. What could be causing this (and how worried should I be)?

My cat has been lethargic for 1-2 weeks and I have gradually noticed, as at first I thought it was the heat. Today he started making this croupy dry coughing noise and seems to be breathing funny. He is not eating like usual and seems sicker than previous days. He is 2.5 years old with no prior health problems. What could be going on?

My indoor/outdoor cat was sneezing last week and recently started having wheezing. He sometimes has hacking attack but it's not hairballs. He's eating ok, no discharge in eyes or nose. A friend who shares same vet as me gave me chlorphenirisine to try for allergies. She doesn't open till Monday so I'm worried. He's had URI's in the past and I got antibiotic and symptoms went away.

My cat on occasion seems to be struggling for air, the tongue hangs out and even started going blue at some point. Then he’s ok-ish and vomits. He’s done this twice today, once a couple of days ago. Food seems not digested, he’s not lethargic and is still eating and drinking. He’s about 10 years old. He’s had these These symptoms for a number of years but very occasionally. It’s seems to be more frequent now. He’s a heavy breather but not laboured. I can hear him breathing when he’s relaxed and sleeping.

Last night around two am, I woke up to my cat making a wheezing sort of sound. In my opinion, I thought it sounded like a cough with a slight kazoo mixed in. It lasted for 20 seconds then stopped. Around 8 this morning, she did it again on the bed. I thought it might be a hair ball. I bought her Homeopet Furball to give to her. Once I did, she didn’t throw up; however, she made the wheezing sound again. I haven’t been monitoring her heavily, but she hasn’t done it since I have been around her. She is acting more shady then normal (I.e. hiding under the bed a lot). She is eating, drinking, and going to the bathroom normally. She is also playing.

My cat, Sullivan, is 2 years old at the beginning of August. He is very healthy and active. I just noticed today hes been wheezing and I've heard him sneeze a few times. Hes also been vomiting. Not a whole lot but like 3 times in the last 2 weeks. We just recently got a new cat, so I just figured it was from stress and didnt think twice about it. Hes never had any health problems. Honestly, I've never seen him have a hairball but i work a lot so he might when I'm not here. But i do know he gags a lot, especially after drinking water. But he usually doesnt vomit ever after gagging. I dont know if these events are correlated. I'm worried about the wheezing thought because I've never heard it before and I've had since since he was a young kitten. I dont have a lot of money, but if he needs it I will definitely take him to the vet. Anyone have any advice on what I should do?

My kitten, Floof, has been wheezing for a while. We have been giving him medicine and it works but than it doesn't. I was wondering what advice you have to stop his wheezing. He rarely coughs but when he breaths it sounds like he has a stuffy nose. We thought about taking him to the vet but that might be expensive and we are kind of poor right now. So I was wonder if anyone had advice to help.

For a while now (year-ish) Reggie has been coughing and wheezing which later turned to some gurgling alongside the other symptoms. He's getting on a bit but is still active (run-like jog and low jumping) and meows a lot. His breed is unsure but we believe him to be a Ragdoll crossed with a Siamese due to colouring and the fact he doesn't have a button nose. He's a good weight and is a very good eater still. We're scared to take him to the vets (which he hates and gets very worked up about) with him being old and for us then to be told he is dying and/ or will need very expensive treatments (which would be a problem). He lives a very happy life, in a rural farmhouse surrounded by wildlife and 3 other cats which all love him (and his long fur which they like to snuggle into!) as they look to him like their moma. He loves attention and cuddles and is always where people are in the house/ outside. We've accepted that he may be dying but know that he'll be better to stay here then get inspected somewhere else and cause him a lot of stress. Any suggestions on what may be wrong with mama Reg would be a great deal of help so we can ensure he lives out the rest of his life happily.

I have a kitten who is very small and has been wheezing for a little while now, it wont drink milk from its mother anymore. Her eyes have green nasty gunk in them and can't see unless I clean her eyes. She whines a lot and wont move very much and her body is very limp most of the time. Any suggestions?