dieMuttivonBifi
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- May 25, 2013
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- from the Philippines but residing in Germany
- Bulldog(s) Names
- Bifi (beef-ii)
4 days ago we adopted an abadoned kitty found at our train station. At about 3-4 days ago Bifi started coughing. After a trip to the vet and one shot later he was on the mend up until yesterday. This morning the coughing came back with a vengence. Bifi is in pain, he was shivering when he lays down and inhales, he can't go back to sleep. I found him gnawing on the new toy he and i bought yesterday for the cat. then he started coughing!
A trip to the vet again. The vet found his throat inflamed and an elevated temperature. He was saying Bifi might be allergic to the cat (This is before i asked the vet to check Bifi's temperature). I almost broke down because the cat, though nameless still, is now just starting to acclimate in our home. And so far as we know, we have been the third home he has been to. Thinking of looking for a new home for him is, for me, unfathomable. But then the vet said fever is not a symptom of an allergy (so now i hope). Bifi definitely has an infection but we couldn't figure out where and the cause. I asked for an x-ray but the vet said it would be futile if we are only looking for cat's hair. Should i have insisted for the x-ray?
Bifi got an antibiotic shot and pain meds. We go back on Monday. He is, atleast now, finally sleeping infront me.
Forgot to mention...When we visit the MIL, Bifi licks her cat and put his nose on him and Bifi has no reaction to the hair whatsoever. I highly doubt it's an allergy (and i fervetly hope it's not). But my poor baby... I feel so helpless.


A trip to the vet again. The vet found his throat inflamed and an elevated temperature. He was saying Bifi might be allergic to the cat (This is before i asked the vet to check Bifi's temperature). I almost broke down because the cat, though nameless still, is now just starting to acclimate in our home. And so far as we know, we have been the third home he has been to. Thinking of looking for a new home for him is, for me, unfathomable. But then the vet said fever is not a symptom of an allergy (so now i hope). Bifi definitely has an infection but we couldn't figure out where and the cause. I asked for an x-ray but the vet said it would be futile if we are only looking for cat's hair. Should i have insisted for the x-ray?
Forgot to mention...When we visit the MIL, Bifi licks her cat and put his nose on him and Bifi has no reaction to the hair whatsoever. I highly doubt it's an allergy (and i fervetly hope it's not). But my poor baby... I feel so helpless.