still concerned about Ash...

Well Ash did improve, however he is still sneezing, some days worse than others, and seems to have relasped to me, he is eating and drinking fine and looking bright eyed but after three weeks I expect him not to be sneezing anymore.

At first it was thought to be cat flue(Ash has been vaccinated against this), now I am thinking what on earth can be wrong with him, someone mentioned on another thread their cat had furballs and was sneezing, could this be his problem? has anyone any ideas?

Maybe its just a nasty virus that is going to take some time to shake off, I did find another cat in my carport with the same sneezing symptons recently, or is their something more sinister going on, I guess I will just have to take him back to the vets if he does not stop sneezing soon, but what will they investigate,? it is worrying to me.

I am so sorry that he is not recovering fully. I wish I knew of someting to suggest to you, but I don't :(. Hang in there and keep looking for the answer. Prayers.

Oh Carole, I'm so sorry. If he's eating, drinking, peeing etc. OK then I don't have any idea what it could be. Are you sure it's not an allergy of some kind?

It could very well just be seasonal allergies. You said he was on the porch, or carport or something? If he goes outside some, then that could very well be it .... the changes in the weather here have me and my kitties a little sneezy!;)

Yes Allergies did cross my mind, but he has never had them before, I suppose just like humans they can develop as well, is there any medication he should have , if this is the case?

I'm sorry to hear that Ash is still sneezing and is worrying you.:( Hopefully it's just allergies and his sneezing will go away very soon.
My Sunny and Sky sometimes get sneezing attacks and it turns out to be nothing. Storm was sneezing last night and this morning but is acting normally so I'm trying not to worry. It's so hard not to worry about our furkids though so please try to remain calm. Maybe you should call your vet and let him know what's going on. Take care.