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He isn't coughing, wheezing, panting or listless, that is why I wonder if it is just his normal breathing.
I will try count respiration to see if it is in the normal range and then call the vet.
TorireeView Thread

If I could watch a video of a hairless or very short haired cat's breathing I could determine which it is. Does anyone have such a video they could share?
He does not seem to have any illness factors that I can tell.
I tried to watch my other 2 cats breathing, but it is hard to tell with all their hair.View Thread

Thank you for your concern and happy holidays to you as well.
ToriView Thread

I am thinking about having him examined by another veterinarian, but there are no certified dermatologist within 4-5 hours of here.View Thread

Has anyone had a cat with demodex and if so, what treatment did you use? What else can you tell me that would be of information.View Thread

She tried to bite him (outdoor cat) when he got up on my bed. More than one time and it was rather serious. He left, but I wasn't happy with her at all! Before today I never noticed this behavior.
I have been trying to spend quality time with all of them, but sometimes it works out that one gets more attention than the others.
Is she just jealous, or is there some other issues at work here?View Thread
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