Today’s case is a 14-year-old female neutered domestic short haired cat presented for coughing. What are your differential diagnoses?
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Hi Dr. Zwingenberger, I have read some information about hypereosinophilic syndrome. They say that in hypereosinophilic syndrome cat, eosinophilia poorly responsive to steroids. In this case she response well to steroids, so is that indicate it’s not the hypereosinophilic syndrome? Thanks~
John Qiao