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Boo has tonsillitis

we think boo might have a kitty cold or allergy induced asthma... anyone know anything? --------UPDATE!--------------- We just came home from the vet, and Boo has tonsillitis! His coughing and his weird swallowing thing (his tongue protrudes and he swallows super hard and often) are all because his tonsils are swollen and his throat hurts, poor little one. He is now on antibiotics, and hopefully that will take care of everything. Just thought I would update this post, since I know many of you are worried about your kitty having asthma. This cough is not asthma, but tonsillitis!

Tonsillitis explained | Better Health Channel
Links to information about tonsillitis , including tonsillectomy.

Embarrassing Bodies - Excessive dribbling indicate possible tonsillitis

4 year old Heather-Mae has a problem with excessive dribbling and loud snoring. It is normal to produce a lot of saliva, however most people simply swallow it, Dr Dawn wonders whether Heather-Mae has a problem with swallowing and refers her to ear, nose and throat specialist Dr Nimesh Patel. Heather-Mae has a tongue tie and very large tonsils and is sent for an operation to loosen her tongue so that she can have more control over her swallowing, and to also remove her tonsils. During the operation, Heather-Mae is found to have a substantial adenoid, which is removed as well to open up the back of the throat. Back to see Dr Dawn, mum Jennifer remarks on the excellent results. There is now very little dribbling and no snoring, so a good night sleep to be had by all. This new series explores the conditions and ailments that leave many of us a little red-faced and aims to de-stigmatise common complaints.
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Tonsillitis explained | Better Health Channel
Links to information about tonsillitis , including tonsillectomy.

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