Normal breathing for 4 month kitten?

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Is this normal breathing for kittens? My kitten breathes alittle fast. My 4 month old kitten breathes at 40-60 during awake and 25-40 while sleeping. Eats regularly everything does the same way as usual. Runs around as well not lethargic at all. Sleeps during the day and runs all night.

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Dr. M. Madeena Begum

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This is normal for kittens. Their breathing is influenced by the environment, too. Their breathing helps in regulating their body temperature. So until she has some signs of sickness, you don't have to worry.

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Dr. Sonali Choudhary Veterinarian 7 yrs exp Jammu · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sonali Choudhary

Veterinarian 7 yrs exp Jammu

Your kitten seems quite healthy and the behaviour seems normal. Until the kitten tries to sit around in a corner alone, isn’t interested in playing, not eating you don’t have to worry.

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