Thanks guys. So far so good. She is sure looking better than earlier today.

Sorry, I don't have any experience with an asthmatic cat (I believe one of
"Mary's" cats has asthma but can't remember if it's Buddha or Cheeks that
has it - Cheeks, I believe).  All I can do is send purrs that she stays
well.

Hugs,

CatNipped

thanks. Hopefully once we taper off his batch it will be good. I will
consult with her regular vet tomorroe, who is a feline vet and see what they
say. If she gets worse again, I will seriously consider a neubulizer or
aerokat. But I don't think she has ever had a full blown attack yet. But
this was bad enough. Thanks for the thoughts.

Tricked her! I was really worried about pilling her. She got really upset at
the vets. And you know, she gags when I give her laxatone for heavens sakes.
I was going to use the pill gun, and then I thought, hmm...I have this can
of a/d which she *really* thinks is the yummy food (very fat food). The
pills are little, so I balled up the a/d around it. She ate it right up! I
followed it with a plain ball of food. Boy did that make me happy. She
didn't even know she'd been pilled. Of course, I also discovered they did
not give me enough pills for all they said to give her. hmmm. I'm going to
have a word with my vet about the new emergency vet clinic. I mean, they
didn't charge me for more than ten but 3 pills today, 2 a day for the next
three days, and 1 every other day after that "until they run out" (I would
assume eight days if you are weaning exactly) is more than 10 pills. I count
at the very least 17. I sure hope they really are 5 mg. (I think that at
least is correct. They look like 5 mg pills.) But I'm glad she just ate it.
Hope I can continue to do it that way and she doesn't catch on.

Yeah, there really are a lot of troubles. Horses too have a lot of trouble.
I know that everyone boggles at Tim Ritchey for not giving Afleet Alex any
hay, but he says that there is just too much mold and other contaminents
even in high grade hay. Horses that go to Saudi Arabia do not have as many
breathing problems as here. Dogs and cats too have so many allergies and
people as well. Just makes you wonder.

She has not coughed at all since her first dose at the vets. She was
coughing about every two hours prior to that. She also has her ears perked
up, which I noticed she was not doing before. In fact, I don't think she was
perking her ears yesterday either. I remember thinking maybe her ears itched
(although we had checked those and they were clean). I think maybe her ears
are a good barometer.

Yipee! Now we can go to bed. I really, really want to talk to my vet
tomorrow. I sure hope she is in and has some time to see me.