Cat Upper Respiratory Infection
Cat Upper Respiratory Infection is what many of us probably refer to as a "cold". As in people, it can include sneezing, stuffy nose, cough, lethargy, decreased appetite, and fever. In addition to these symptoms, cats more often also have ocular involvement - red and runny eyes, which can sometimes become very serious, especially if untreated.
This section will include individual pages about each of those symptoms as well as many question and answer page. It is so important to learn about kitty colds because they can have very serious consequences if not detected and treated quickly.
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