Does anyone know/is a vet that lives on the ladder and wouldnt mind seeing my sneezing kittie...

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Permalink Reply by Sarah East on August 2, 2014 at 22:56

I don't know a weekend vet I'm afraid, but just wanted to say that our cats have sometimes had phases where they sneeze for a few days. I think they've probably got something irritating in their noses, and it eventually passes. Still worth seeing a vet to put your mind at ease, but am sure it will be fine.

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Permalink Reply by tulips on August 2, 2014 at 23:11

Village Vet in Winchmore Hill is open on Sundays 10am until 2pm 0208 360 2020 www.villagevet.co.uk. Also they have a 24 hour practice/hospital in Hampstead.

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Permalink Reply by Hannah Richardson on August 3, 2014 at 1:49

Thanks so much all x

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Permalink Reply by tigha on August 8, 2014 at 9:34

both my kitties got cat flu when i adopted them age 4m- doesnt seem to be a problem once they are that age unless they go off their food,which they both eventually did and then they needed a course of antibiotics, in case they had a bacterial infection on top

but the vet told me I didnt need to worry until that point- they have both had times when they sneeze for a few days, runny nose and eyes for a a few days to couple of weeks but have left it as they have seemed fine

But if they are young kittens, then you need to be very careful as cat flu is much more serious for them and you def need to get them checked out

I know my friends use Hills at crouch end who sound very good and reasonable prices, but not sure if they are open at the wkend

I use the RSPCA- harmsworth hospital in finsbury park who are brilliant but you have to be either on low income or on benefits to use them

Just seen this is and old email- oh well

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