When your kitty is under the weather, you’ll want to keep them as comfortable as possible. Add warm, cozy blankets to their favorite napping spots. Try warming up their food to make it easier to swallow and to encourage their appetite. If the air in your home is dry, you can try using a humidifier to help their breathing.  If your kitty has a lot of gunky discharge around their eyes, use a cotton ball soaked in warm water to clean the area as needed. You can also try a product like this one from Vetericyn. Use code PETLIVING at checkout and save 20%. At Pet Living, we love this ex-purrt tip for when your kitty is congested: place them in their carrier and place a bowl of hot water in front of the cage. Then cover both with a blanket for approximately 15 minutes. This small breathing treatment should give your cat’s stuffy nose a bit of relief. Note: Never give human cold medication (or any medication without the advice of your vet) to your cat.