mikischo
January 9th, 2010, 05:20 PM
I have a question about Punky, one of my "fosters:D." He gets "sneeze attacks" from time to time. This happens quite rarely. I have only observed it on three occasions over the past three months, but when it happens it is a bit concerning, because it goes on continuously probably for at least three minutes or more (didn't time it) and must be quite uncomfortable. When it happens, he crouches quite low to the floor with his face kind of forward and just a little off the floor. Once it finally stops, he is back to normal and everything is fine again. Other than that, he will sneeze just once now and then (just one sneeze and that happens infrequently).
I would think it might be related to some kind of allergy but can't figure out what would set it off, especially since it happens so rarely.
I will likely be taking him for a complete checkup and senior's panel in the near future (his family says he is 12 or 13 years old, so it is more than time). Other than these rare sneezing bouts, he is appears to be quite healthy and is very agile. If I hadn't been told otherwise I would have thought him to be no older than 10.
Anyway, I was wondering if anyone else has seen their cats have "sneeze attacks" like this and if they knew what was the cause.
I would think it might be related to some kind of allergy but can't figure out what would set it off, especially since it happens so rarely.
I will likely be taking him for a complete checkup and senior's panel in the near future (his family says he is 12 or 13 years old, so it is more than time). Other than these rare sneezing bouts, he is appears to be quite healthy and is very agile. If I hadn't been told otherwise I would have thought him to be no older than 10.
Anyway, I was wondering if anyone else has seen their cats have "sneeze attacks" like this and if they knew what was the cause.
