It sounds like you and the vet are working closely together to help this little guy! I don't know a lot about nasal congestion in cats, but I do know that repeated use of decongesting nose drops in humans can actually worsen the problem, and also that nasal polyps can cause congestions in humams. Check with your vet and see if cats also get "rebound" effect from nose drops and whether it may be time to switch to something else (a saline solution?), and also ask about what can be done if it is a polyp.



Good luck and thanks for the update! I'm sorry it's not a more happy one!
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Smile, it will make them wonder what you are up to!

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