Respiratory InfectionsRespiratory infections caused by viruses generally involve treating the symptoms. This can include decongestants, cough suppressants, eye medications, nasal sprays, as well as antibiotics. While the antibiotic doesn’t treat the virus, it is used to treat or prevent secondary ...
Respiratory Tract Infection (FLU): Just like humans cat can catch the flu. Usually this is transferable through other animals. The cat flue can be caused by several viruses that attack the cat’s respiratory system. The cat flu most often is fatal, especially left untreated. There is a poss...
Feline calicivirus.This virus is highly contagious between cats. Mouth ulcers are the most common problem, but it can affect the respiratory tract and even causepneumonia. These infections may make your cat more likely to develop other respiratory problems that can exacerbate sneezing. For example, ...
Cats infected with FeLV have the following symptoms: Enlarged lymph nodes, pale gums, loss of appetite and loss of weight, respiratory infections, reproductive issues like sterility, breathing difficulties, Urinary infections, poor coat conditions, and coat shredding, Stomatitis, oral ulceration, etc...
cats have weaker immune systems than healthy adult cats do. This can cause them to have more serious symptoms or to even develop a secondary condition that is caused by the cat flu. For example, your cat could develop pneumonia, a secondary respiratory infection,dehydration, or lack of ...
Upper respiratory infection. Species: CatBreed: tomcatAge: 2-5 years HI Dr. Marie, Ten days ago a neighborhood cat started hanging around my house. I know who the cat belongs to but the person does not take care of it. I am a loving cat person, so i decided to feed it. I ...
They can develop digestive problems, urinary problems, respiratory problems, skin problems, etc. They can also suffer a number of other problems like road accidents, heat stroke, electric shock, falls, and other wounds. Having a feline or pet first-aid kit handy, as well as your veterinarian...
Without treatment, some cat head trauma can cause death. Other complications may include a cat going blind after head trauma, seizures, and respiratory problems. Veterinary treatment of brain injuries Take your cat to the vet right away if she experiences head trauma or shows any symptoms of a...
Many deaths occur due to common cat health problems that could have been avoided completely by proper vaccination. Cats may contract viral infections just like humans, and may get the flu (see upper respiratory infections above). Sometimes, a cat will have a virus of non-specific origin....
Common Causes of Cat Eye Problems ConditionCauseSymptomsContagion Upper Respiratory Infection (URI) Viruses and bacteria Sneezing, coughing, clear discharge, lethargy, and inappetence Direct contact with secretions Conjunctivitis Viruses and bacteria