Posted by HuskerDVM on May 25, 2011 at 13:18:41 from (97.121.109.154):
In Reply to: O/T My Cat posted by 37chief on May 24, 2011 at 21:43:20:
Differentiating between a cough vrs. regurgitation/ gagging in a cat can be difficult.
Coughing can sometimes sound like a "croup" with a seal like bark. In an older cat it is usually associated with tracheral or bronchiolar diseases like asthma. Does your cat seem short of breath afterwards?
Regurgitation/ gagging usually suggests an oral/ esophageal/ stomach problem. They usually gag and retch. Is stomach bile/ anything produced during the episode (hair strands- hairball)?
If these episodes are frequent have your cell phone ready and make a video of the episode for your veterinarian. Nothing beats seeing it in person or on video.
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