I went upstairs to see if I could get another video of Tiger but I lost my place at the computer- my hubby jumped on and said it was 'his turn'![]()
The video I just took didn't really turn out anyway but I'll post the links to the other 3 videos of Tiger taken over the last few weeks. One is really dark but you can hear the sounds in it quite well.
I was thinking a similar thought too Katie. I called the vet today and asked them if they would board him for a few days. They said they could for 23.00 a day but that they only have people there from 8:00-5:30 and with the weekend upon us, there would only be someone popping in on Sunday for a brief time. I think I will see about getting my own ionic filter and then maybe see about boarding him for a few days as well during the week and see if any improvement is made.
The rumbly whistling sounds seem to be coming from his throat, right under his chin area, maybe a bit lower.
I have to say though that I'm really hoping it's a polyp because a fungal infection could take up to 8 months to treat and the meds seem to be taking their toll on Tiger and on our pocket book! Congestive heart failure would be horrible and laryngeal paralysis involves a specialized surgery that can have complications afterward with aspirating food and water. If I can find a vet who knows how to look for polyps and how to treat it, that would be awesome. I will begin looking tomorrow.
In the meantime, here are the three links of my Tiger. There are some other videos posted of my cat George in my group of videos. He has been having respiratory problems too but the vets haven't been able to make a connection.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCxk1Gy4jsQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJKxCT1SJ48
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzDb9riUtt8





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I just watched the videos and Tiger sure is a handsome boy. I hope that one of the vets will be able to find out what's causing this and that it can be easily treated. Lots of prayers and positive thoughts are being sent his way.
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