Hi my kitten ate an ice-cream cake with chunks of Oreos on it from DQ and is having a hard time breathing, has a hard time fully closing and opening her left eye, and is getting brownish-reddish-black gunk out of her eyes and nose. I was wondering if and how I can reverse it and make her back to normal.
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Hey Kaitlyn!
Your kitten's respiratory distress may be due to an allergic reaction to the chocolate/Oreos. You really should see a vet - particularly as the reddish black gunk could be a sign of internal bleeding.
