Cat seems to have a chesty infection??

It could be a virus, probably feline herpes, which is airborne and very contageous. If so, the vet can give you meds to help make it comfortable or you can buy l-lysine at the grocery or drugstore to put on its food.

My cat was just like that a couple of weeks ago. She looked fine, no runny nose or watery eyes. She sounded as though she was having trouble breathing and snored terribly when she was asleep. We took her to the vets and they found a polyp in her throat. She was operated on last week to remove the polyp. She is recovering nicely now, and no more snoring. It might not be a polyp in your case, but it does sound very much like my situation. Good luck with her!!

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Is she showing any types of upper respiratory infection signs, like runny eyes or nose? It's possible it could be pneumonia, which the vet will confirm with a chest x-ray. Not to worry as pneumonia is cured with a round of one of the stronger antibiotics. Asthma is another possibility.

Last year my cat was coughing really bad and his breathing was very raspy sounding. I though he had something stuck in his throat, so i rushed him to the animal hospital. It turned out it was a sinus infection that travelled into his lungs. My vet gave me antibiotics and my cat was happy & heathly within a few days. :)

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Sounds very much like cat flu. Take him to another vet. We have a lot of wild farm cats and they sometimes get cat flu. Untreated it can be fatal.

Sorry but I had same thing with young cat. Breathing sounds became snores. Vet prescribed antibiotics but no improvement. My cat died in spite of expensive and extensive treatment, I still have his litter brother who responds to every cough and sneeze of mine 13 years later.