Ribbed Poison Bottle

My cat died and the vet said he had a collapsed lung .......?

he treated as if it were poisoned. She meowed very high. So I took her to the vet also had bubbles around the mouth. She has served a little erratic. He also said he had pneumonia in the lung to collapse. How did it go in one lung? This has been devastating. I can not believe how it has affected us. I had bruises on Ribs well. I have waterproof shoes that night, and the bottle said he did not expose animals to the mist. The vet said he did not think it was the cause. It is an autopsy, however, not always di get a definitive answer, except it has a collapsed lung from pneumonia on it. How the collapse of the lung, though? Why not wheezing? So why are the kittens face is swollen mouth and bubbly? And finally, why the vet to treat it as if it were poisoned? He gave a shot around his left leg and back pain pill by mouth. Any ideas?

So sorry for your cat. This is sudden and devastating! I wonder if I could have been the aspiration pneumonia? This is when you breathe something to say to swallow like when you eat or drink and "going the wrong tube." Generally, the safety of cough, but it all the way to the lungs and lodge in the tract in the lungs and just cause that one of lobes of the lung is affected. It could have been an allergic reaction to something involving a lot of inflammation and fluid accumulation. In general, one thing should be more widespread, not just one lung, but strange things have happened. Cats can get twisted lobes of the lung, but your vet probably would have realized that ... Although he was not wheezing seems that you are at risk with the foam in the mouth, meow, erratic behavior. I consider the parasites migrate to the lungs, depending on where you live, they can be microscopic. If your vet is not an autopsy "samples" sent something like histopathology can be found. These autopsies are more expensive ... I do not know if you have opted for it. It's deeper than just "look" which involves sending parts of organs such as lung, a laboratory for analysis. Ask your veterinarian about this if you have not suggested. I consider infectious causes of pneumonia, but if it happened all of a sudden it's less likely. That's all I can think of from the top of my head. I hope that more information, but it seems that it could not be avoided, and is not caused by something you have. Be careful. Sorry your loss.