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my cat gets regular boosters, i have noticed she has stumbled a couple of times and sneezing. we have taken her to the vet they have taken a blood test, and advised us that could be cat flu. is this treatable if noticed in time? waiting on blood test results from vet. she also is a adult cat and house bound but sometimes let her out in the garden.
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I hope your cat is better by now, our cat was diagnosed with cat flu a few weeks back (she was a stray who adopted us) the vet was hopeful that she'd make a good recovery, she was very poorly, runny nose, cough, lethargic, off her food etc. She received antibiotic and steroid injections every day for 3 days and was given some pain killers and then a course of oral tablets, thankfully she has made a full recovery but the vet says she'll always be a carrier. It's worse in burmese cats because of their short respiratory tract.
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