Helping Kat Breathe Easy: Managing Feline Asthma with Love and Care!

In this heartwarming video, we share our journey with Kat, our beloved 15-year-old cat, who has asthma and needs an inhaler. We found that positive reinforcement is the best approach when using the inhaler. The inhaler is saving her lungs! Playing with her and giving her lots of love and pets has made an enormous difference. Initially, we could only get her to take a couple of puffs, but with patience and gentleness, she now expects and looks forward to her treatment. Her breathing has improved significantly, and she is now a happy, playful cat. Remember, if you notice your cat coughing, please have them checked by a vet as it could be a sign of asthma. Also, Kat has kidney disease, which is common in many domestic cats, so regular check-ups are essential. Lots of fresh drinking water is essential for their health!
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