From what you described, sneezing, noisy breathing, and being very underweight, it sounds like she may be dealing with a respiratory infection, which is common in abandoned or stray cats. She may also be immunocompromised and possibly dehydrated or malnourished.
While we always recommend a vet check-up as soon as possible, we also have gentle, supportive NHV supplements that can help boost her immune system, ease respiratory symptoms, and support overall recovery, even if she's still adjusting to a new home and diet.
To support your little one’s health, we recommend considering our Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) Kit, which includes two beneficial supplements: NHV Felimm and NHV BK Detox.
Felimm for Cats is designed to help strengthen your little one's immune system. It can assist in fighting infections and promoting overall vitality, which is particularly important for fur-babies dealing with viral conditions like FeLV. By enhancing the immune response, Felimm may help your little one's body better combat the virus
BK Detox for cats serves as a liver and kidney support formula. Given that FIP can place additional strain on these vital organs, this supplement could help to detoxify the body and maintain proper organ function. Supporting your furkiddo's liver and kidneys can be essential in ensuring they remain healthy and can process any toxins effectively
While she’s recovering and gaining strength, you might also want to offer her bone broth. It is extremely nutritious but also delicious. You can find it in some grocery stores, but you have to be very careful with the ingredients, as onions are toxic to dogs and cats.
It would be a great addition to her food, adding vitamins, minerals and moisture to her diet to help her gain strength.