My kitten is limp and breathing heavy after vet visit. What to do?

The symptom you are describing are very concerning and Titan might be in great danger. He needs immediate vet attention. While you are traveling to the vet keep him warm (wrap him in a blanket). Good luck. Please post again on the forum if you would like to discuss it further. I hope my answer was helpful.

Oh no, poor Fors! I'm sorry to hear that he isn't feeling well. Fors' appetite changes and heavy breathing could be a sign of pain. I'm gland to hear that he has sensation and the ability to move his feet, but being unable to walk and falling over are certainly not normal and could be due to a fracture (leg, pelvis or back) or progressive neurologic disease. At this point, Fors should be examined by a vet immediately so that he can be examined and have any necessary diagnostics and treatments performed. I hope that all goes well!

Please contact your vet clinic immediately to confirm what treatments had been gievn - these are not normal signs and are very concerning. I am not familiar with any 'anti drug' and would advise a full review of her history as soon as possible. You may request a consult here or seek referral to an internal medicine specialist to discuss in more detail

Your kitten needs to go to the veterinarian right away. The sudden appearance of a sac-like object under the skin could represent a hernia, rupture of the abdominal wall or even a prolapse and displacement of the bladder. The heavy breathing is likely indicating pain. Have Peaches examined right away. I hope they figure out the cause quickly!

Ideally, Aries should be physically examined by your veterinarian. If he is breathing normally, not lethargic, has pink gums and is not extremely painful, then you can likely have him examined first thing tomorrow. X-rays of the paw and leg may be indicated to diagnose any fractures. If you can, restrict his activity for the rest of the night. Use a cat carrier if you have one. If he is very painful or if his breathing becomes labored and he is lethargic, then he should be examined tonight at the nearest veterinary ER.

This is an emergency and you need to take your kitty to a veterinarian or PetER right away. Respiratory distress is very serious and your cat will need a thorough exam, possibly oxygen, and supportive care. He is purring because he is ill and is trying to appease everyone around him. The signs of illness are very unspecific so please take your cat to the ER now.

Oh my. THese are symptoms of a severe respiratory infection. After surgery, some pets immune system will decrease, making them more susceptible to getting bacterial infections. Also while at the hospital he may have been exposed to another sick pet, especially if Kovu is not fully vaccinated. He really needs to see a vet as soon as possible. I would recommend taking him in to your local vet as soon as they open in the morning. In the meantime you may be able to get a pediatric syringe and clear out his airway. Also you can use a humidifer or place him in the bathroom with a hot shower running for 15 minutes twice daily to help break up any mucous and help clear up his airway a bit for tonight until you can get him seen! I hope that Kovu is able to make a full and speedy recovery. Best wishes and take care.