Cat Parent Lovingly Tends To Sweet Asthmatic Kitty In Wholesome Video Raising Awareness For All Of The Ailing Pets Out There

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kalila courban
Jul 8, 2023 11:00 AM EDT

Cat parents are the best, especially when it comes to taking care of their feline friends with special needs. We've got a heartwarming video that'll make you go 'aww' and raise awareness for all the ailing pets out there!  In the comments section, fellow pet parents shared their own stories of how their four-legged buddies show appreciation for their care. From diabetic cats seeking out their humans for insulin shots to asthmatic kitties knowing when it's inhaler time, our pets never cease to amaze us! 

One cat parent even spilled the toe beans on their diabetic feline's sneaky peeing escapades. But thanks to a fancy robot litter box and some clever pee pad tricks, they've got it all under control.  And hey, if you're looking to invest in a robot litter box or want some tips on managing litter-related challenges, you're in for a treat. The comments section is full of helpful advice and recommendations. Pet parents helping pet parents—that's what it's all about! Now get comfortable and purrpare to witness the pure love and care that our asthmatic kitty and other ailing pets receive. 

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    Font - Posted by u/shaybay12 13 hours ago My cat has asthma. She was diagnosed and prescribed an inhaler (same one humans use) as treatment by her Vet.
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    Font - I've seen a lot of posts recently if cats with asthma and people asking about it. Here's one of the ways a cat is given asthma medicine. I'm using an AeroKat chamber and am placing a treat in there for her to smell. I'll try to post a video of her having an asthma attack as well.
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    Font - Megafritz +2 - 12 hr. ago I have Asthma, too. No one ever hid a snack in my inhaler :( Reply Share... 1.1k shaybay12 OP +1 - 12 hr. ago You have been gravely denied the best pleasures that could come from having asthma.
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    Font - Viperbunny +2 - 11 hr. ago They are! I have a diabetic cat and he pees A LOT. We have a robot litter box and a litter box that has pee pads in them. It it easier on him for when he is peeing. We change out the pee pad every time we see it, but on the few occasions we haven't he has done things like unroll toilet paper and pee on that or pee on where his pee pads are kept or on a mat. Once he peed in the bathtub (at the beginning when he started out with his issues). While he hated getting
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    Font - +1 - 12 hr. ago I see plenty of cats and dogs that clearly know you are helping them. I've seen asthmatics and diabetics seek out their humans when they feel their treatment is needed. Pets are amazing Nitasha521 1.4k Reply Share
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    Font - Monanna_ +1 - 11 hr. ago I filled an albuterol prescription recently for a cat. The owner said her cat actually likes using it and purrs Reply Share ... 27 shaybay12 OP +1 - 11 hr. ago When my wife has to use her breathing machine that uses albuterol, my other cat always runs into the room and sits in her lap. I think he likes the smell of the medication. He may be hooked.
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    Font - mmmmmmort- 12 hr. ago My girl knows now if she gets a hit off her inhaler she gets a pinch of kibble, she'll fight sometimes but for the most part she's pretty good about it.
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    Font - fatplant629 +2 -12 hr. ago Our cat is a professional at taking her puffer and she absolutely loves taking her prednisone. I have her jump up on a counter where we do the ritual medicine. I just put the puffer on her face and puff, then pet her till she's inhaled all the medicine she can. She will wait patiently for the next dose of Prednisone we call chicken treat because a chemist makes the mix with some type of chicken flavoring and she licks the injector dry because she thinks it's a t
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    Font - wifeywu 9 hr. ago I genuinely believe my cat knows that her surgery and chemo helped her. It was a rough several months, but she clearly feels so much better now and she's so affectionate. She never used to lay on me but now she does and she'll gently stroke my face and purr.
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    Font - xdaemonisx - 12 hr. ago My kitty is always super happy when we get home from her allergy shots. She rubs up on me and it seems like she's saying thank you. I feel like she doesn't like going but she knows it helps her. She's never gotten mad at the doctor.
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    Font - blulou13 +2. 13 hr. ago Mine understood. He hated the taste/smell of the medicine, but he knew it was helping him. Especially with the rescue inhaler... A couple of attacks was all it took. I gave him his puffs and within 30 seconds he was breathing normally. He knew.
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    Font - flaigini 13 hr. ago It's such a shame we can't explain to them why they need such and such treatment and have them understand. I have one fairly docile cat that would adjust and another that would rip me to shreds if I tried that with her.
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