My cat Spud was just diagnosed with asthma and I’m working with my vet to use a pediatric nebulizer. It comes with a little cup mask on it for the face. Would it be better to do the face mask way or the chamber method? My boy is very sweet and chill, but if we do end up having to scruff him the first few times, will it affect his breathing and the treatment’s efficacy at all?
Pick up your phone. Dial your veterinarian's number. Explain the issue that is going on with your pet. Take your pet in for an appointment if necessary. Ask your vet if nebulizing your pet is a good option for whatever issue is going on. If yes, ask vet for nebulizer recommendations. Look up said recommendations. Put the nebulizer in your cart. Go to checkout. Enter your payment and shipping information. Wait for your nebulizer to arrive. Follow the instructions on how to properly use the nebulizer. Use it. Use always positive and never negative reinforcement with your pet. There you go, since you seem to need information spoon fed to you to an astonishing degree. I hope that you smarten up and learn how to use your phone to call your vet. They have all of the answers that you seek. Google is also a helpful resource, if you are discerning enough to weed out good information from bad. Which, I fear, you are not...
I had a cat with respiratory infection, I cant afford the injection the veterinary suggested because its very expensive. I have a nebulizer, what medicine I should put there aside from saline or tap water?
