Originally Posted by CYF

best of luck.

I know there's a 24/7 emergency vet place by us. They charge a small premium but well worth it for things like this.

Originally Posted by calvinawe

a 24/7 vet is a good solution. glad to hear your cat feels better now, i guess the heavy breathing was just temporary stress relief, from what i know. but a vet is smarter than me good luck!

Originally Posted by $5 submissions

My cat got a puncture wound recently. Not a pleasant experience at all. It looks like a clean puncture,too. Looks deliberate but I can't prove anything. If I discover it was purposely done by a neighbor, they might have to pry me off him.

Originally Posted by d-null

can you post picture of that cat?

Originally Posted by spunky99

hope this ends well

i had to take my cat to the emergency vet when he fell out of a 3rd story window and split the roof of his mouth open, cost about 1300$ but didnt even blink when they told me the cost, just said do it.