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Coughing a sign of feline asthma
Telegraph Neighbors This noise is frequently called “coughing up a hairball” and that it is a sign of feline lower airway disease, also called feline asthma. Asthma in cats is a condition caused by inflammation and constriction of the airways in the lungs. … |
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Pets Q&A: Gagging cat may have feline asthma
The Salem News Symptoms such as coughing, wheezing, open-mouthed breathing and heaving may indicate a cat with asthma. These attacks can be brought on by stress and allergens, with common allergens including cigarette smoke, pollen, dust, mold, aerosols, perfume, … |
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Felix may have feline asthma
Kansas City Star One possible cause for Felix's symptoms is feline asthma. This is very similar to asthma in humans and is usually an allergic response that causes some degree of narrowing of the bronchial tubes, which carry air to the tiny sacs in the lungs called … |
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Feline asthma is common cause of coughing in cat
NorthJersey.com Coughing in cats has many causes, including asthma/bronchitis, infections (from bacteria, fungus and parasites), heartworm disease and lung cancer. … |
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