Hi Manjula,
Lungworms are in my experience, a fairly rare cause of sneezing in cats, especially if discharge is clear, and this is the only cause that febendazole would have action against as a dewormer. Cats with lungworms are more likely to be the outdoor hunting type or living in a multicat home with other cats who do. Fecal testing can sometimes pick up evidence of their presence in cats considered at risk. A majority of cases of chronic sneezing (especially with clear discharge or none at all) in cats is viral or related to environmental allergens. Both can be managed, but neither can usually be completely cured. Feline herpes virus is the most common viral cause. It cannot be cured but in most cats will cause mild signs or occasional flare ups during times of stress. Some cats will have worse ongoing symptoms. An allergy condition requires multiple approaches, from finding an antihistamine that will work best to modifying and trying to purify the environment of allergens.

. I have a ragdall cat who has been having upper respiratory issues ie runny nose sneezing etc for many months now. I have spoken to a vet gotten antibiotics and I also give him lysine 2x a day. I find that even missing one dose makes him all stuffed up. Is there no cure? Would fenbedazole help him? Is so how much

Hi Laura, to clarify, Revolution is not a vaccine, but a topical flea and heartworm preventative. I only clarify that to make sure this post is in the right place. While uncommon (reportedly only about 0.5% of cats), it is possible to see digestive upset after Revolution is applied. Given it was a whole two days later, it could also be another cause. I hope your cat is feeling better at this time. You should seek veterinary care if any signs like you’re describing persist beyond 24 hours. Please take note that the forum is only checked every couple days and is not intended for urgent matters. Anything with your cat that is urgent or concerning should prompt reaching out to either your vet or a local emergency clinic. They can at least talk you through what kind of care may be needed.

Agreed. My cat doesn’t much like being picked up, though she’ll tolerate it for a short while, but she does enjoy being hugged and kissed. She bends her head down so I can kiss the top of it. She puts up with being grabbed and kissed on her cheeks also.
She loves direct eye contact — I talk to her and she looks at me the whole time, as if she’s understanding everything I’m saying. And purring all the while.
She loves affection and attention and constantly wants to be as close to me as she can be, and always wants to be involved in whatever I’m doing. I sometimes have to do things around her naptime so I can have peace and space to do whatever I need to do.
She’s a lovebug!!