When a cat suffers from an upper respiratory infection, it is common for it to have a stuffy nose, making it difficult to breath. Learn simple techniques to make the patient more comfortable and help it to breathe.
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“Cats are smarter than dogs and more attractive, and we don’t drink from the toilet!”
* Sassy, the cat from the film Homeward Bound
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