Mowgli is fine from a pancreatitis/hepatitis point of view, eating well, playing, lively etc.
However, before he was ill for about a year or so, he had been sneezy and snuffling with slightly runny eyes. I spoke to Simon when he had his vaccinations and he said that as we know Mowgli carries the chlamydia virus it could be that and something has activated it. He said as his eyes weren't too bad and his nose was clear just to watch him. It never changed, didn't get any worse, sometimes looked better that others. He did sneeze a lot and he was snuffly when he ate.
When he was really poorly I forgot about the snuffling and it is only over the last week or so that I am weaning him off his steroids it has started coming back. So I think it is allergy based and the steroids kept it under control.
The problem now is his right nostril every so often bleeds when he sneezes. It is only when he sneezes, you can tell from the distribution of the blood stained watery discharge. It never bleeds without him sneezing, as soon as he stops sneezing it stops and it is only one nostril and his eye is not running.
I rang the vets for some advice and Simon said whilst it is intermittent he will leave it, but if it continues then it will need to be investigated with a CT scan. I can't afford a CT scan to be honest and the problem isn't the nose it is the sneezing. If we could stop the sneezing we would stop the bleeding.
However I did a stupid thing tonight and googled it and read a few accounts of cats with nasal tumours. If it were that though, surely it would bleed whether he sneezed or not? Also the fact his eyes are pink and runny says allergy to me, which is backed up from the fact the steroids completely cleared it up
What do you think and anyone else had a sneezy cat or dog?