Injured nose
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Hi, I think my cat has the same thing and I’m really worried. I’ve taken her to the vet, but they don’t know what’s wrong with her.
How did things go for you in the end?
Hi there,
I’ve been to the vet and it’s calicivirus, which is indeed contagious. Even though my cat doesn't go outside, one of my others does and must have brought the virus home as a healthy carrier... Check your cat’s mouth for any pink or red patches; mine had loads of ulcers in her mouth... something I didn’t spot straight away... After 20 days of isolation, a course of steroids and essential liquid-style wet food, she’s finally recovered...
Hi again,
Don’t wait for the wound or the pus to block his nostrils before you act. Cats find it very difficult to breathe through their mouths. A visit to the vet is essential.
Hi,
I’m not sure if it’s just the way the photo looks, but like @Kikaah, I get the impression the wound is getting worse; it’s weeping and the colour is darker.
Keep a close eye on it. At the very least, if you can, pop into the vet's without the cat but show them the photos. They’ll be able to tell you if an appointment is necessary. :)
