Inhalant therapy is revolutionizing the treatment of a tormenting feline affliction.

By Tom Ewing

Well over 60 million cats now live in American homes, according to data collected by the United States Census Bureau, and hundreds of thousands of these animals suffer from asthma, the most common of all feline respiratory ailments.

This disease — responsible for chronic and acute attacks of labored breathing, chest constriction, wheezing and coughing — is incurable, but it is not untreatable. And fortunately, groundbreaking advances in research surrounding the causes of asthma and the methods used to deliver the medications necessary for its treatment are making significant — even revolutionary — progress. …

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