Squeeky is our oldest resident a darling Domestic Shorthair cat with a gorgeous tortoiseshell coat. When she first came us she was in the late stages of pregnancy. She delivered seven kittens and shortly thereafter went into respiratory distress. She was placed on oxygen and it was later found that she also had severe feline asthma, a heart murmur, pectus excavatum, dental problems and ringworm. For her asthma and heart murmur, Squeeky takes two puffs twice a day from a flovent inhaler and is also on a natural anti-inflammatory once a day. Though she coughs intermittently, she's doing well on her inhaler and knows how to convey that an asthma attack is coming. In addition, Squeeky has also had about 75-80% of her teeth extracted. Squeeky will need medical care and treatment for the rest of her life which should be long and happy as long as she doesn't have a life-threatening asthma attack. She is a very loveable cat. None of her illnesses stop her from being a frisky little madam, and we are happy to care for all of her needs.

Update
Squeeky is doing well and her condition is stable for now but she is still suffering from dental problems and is due for further treatment late this year but should be fine in that department afterwards

Update
Squeeky has just come back from the vets after a descale to her teeth and is sulking for now