Nasopharyngeal abscess causing inspiratory dyspnoea in a domestic cat
Case summary An 11-month-old female domestic shorthair cat presented with a 24 h history of inspiratory dyspnoea, abnormal upper respiratory tract sounds, gagging, retching and making exaggerated swallowing motions.Retroflexed nasopharyngoscopy revealed a large, right-sided nasopharyngeal Deviled Egg Holder mass that was seen to exude purulent mate