Why is my cat sneezing and stuffy after a dog attack and tooth loss?

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My cat sassy has been sounding like she has been stuffed up nose and sneezing for a few months now since our older dog attack her.. she doesn't have any discharge from her nose or eyes so. I know it's not a respiratory infection.. what could be going on with her.. he did knock out her upper tooth. But no other damage to her

Dr. Strydom, DVM · Accepted Answer

Well, this may or may not be related to the dog attack. Respiratory signs are very common in cats even when don't think there should be a cause. I'm glad she is feeling otherwise fine but you should take her to your vet for an examination. She could have a sinus infection brewing or there may be an infection in the tooth socket where the tooth was knocked out. I suggest you get her examined before it gets worse. Best wishes!

Why is my cat sneezing and stuffy after a dog attack and tooth loss?

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