16 pages in English
Three care sheets
Record stable episodes, measure a useful sleeping baseline, and organize an individual breathing action plan.
I've learned to watch quietly before reaching for my phone or picking a cat up. A short, clear note can be more useful than repeatedly interrupting their rest. I keep breathing effort separate from a breath count, and I keep cough-like episodes separate from actual hairballs. This guide is about noticing changes and making an agreed treatment routine easier to follow.
Look inside the guideFor assessment and ongoing care between episodes. Device practice is for a stable, comfortable cat, never a substitute for emergency treatment.
The hairball guide covers fur and hacking observations. The herpesvirus guide focuses on eyes, nose and food intake during upper-airway illness.
Use only when breathing is comfortable. Visible distress already means getting help; no measurement or video should delay transport.
One rise and fall is one breath. Use true quiet sleep, not purring, heat, recent activity or obvious dreaming.
Example only: 21:00 | Quiet sleep; 30 seconds | 14 counted x 2 = 28/min | Arithmetic only; not an all-clear
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These are personal routines and general care information, not an individual diagnosis or prescription.
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For assessment and ongoing care between episodes. Device practice is for a stable, comfortable cat, never a substitute for emergency treatment.
The 16-page English guide includes practical reading, a linked contents page, a visual overview and three printable, fillable care sheets.
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