Comments on: Any Natural Remedies for Cat Respiratory Infections? http://naturalpetremedy.net/any-natural-remedies-for-cat-respiratory-infections Natural Pet Remedy - Pet Remedies for Natural Pet Health Sat, 07 Jan 2012 01:45:21 +0000 hourly 1 By: gabi http://naturalpetremedy.net/any-natural-remedies-for-cat-respiratory-infections/comment-page-1#comment-269 gabi Sun, 21 Feb 2010 04:09:47 +0000 http://naturalpetremedy.net/?p=352#comment-269 You can treat them just like a cold, but as always, its best to check w/ your vet. You can treat them just like a cold, but as always, its best to check w/ your vet.

]]> By: heather_puppy http://naturalpetremedy.net/any-natural-remedies-for-cat-respiratory-infections/comment-page-1#comment-268 heather_puppy Tue, 16 Feb 2010 22:10:47 +0000 http://naturalpetremedy.net/?p=352#comment-268 You could get an air purifier so it get's rid of some bactiria in the air and stuff. And limit your cat's axess to out-side car fumes can hurt! You could get an air purifier so it get’s rid of some bactiria in the air and stuff. And limit your cat’s axess to out-side car fumes can hurt!

]]> By: eharty http://naturalpetremedy.net/any-natural-remedies-for-cat-respiratory-infections/comment-page-1#comment-266 eharty Mon, 15 Feb 2010 01:17:47 +0000 http://naturalpetremedy.net/?p=352#comment-266 Respiratory infections cannot develop into FIV -- FIV is a virus. Respiratory infections can be a SIGN of FIV. Please do not mess around trying to treat this at home. Respiratory problems can get bad quickly, and the last thing you want is a cat with pneumonia. Take the cat to the vet. Most likely they will prescribe antibiotics, which should clear it up quite quickly. Respiratory infections are also very contagious, so if you have other cats, you should DEFINITELY take the sick cat in for treatment right away. Respiratory infections cannot develop into FIV — FIV is a virus. Respiratory infections can be a SIGN of FIV.

Please do not mess around trying to treat this at home. Respiratory problems can get bad quickly, and the last thing you want is a cat with pneumonia.

Take the cat to the vet. Most likely they will prescribe antibiotics, which should clear it up quite quickly.

Respiratory infections are also very contagious, so if you have other cats, you should DEFINITELY take the sick cat in for treatment right away.

]]> By: beccajones84 http://naturalpetremedy.net/any-natural-remedies-for-cat-respiratory-infections/comment-page-1#comment-267 beccajones84 Sun, 14 Feb 2010 20:30:47 +0000 http://naturalpetremedy.net/?p=352#comment-267 Bummer. Those can be tricky. They can sometimes develope into worse conditions such as feline FIV (feline immuno virus)that is potentially fatal. If there is a large amount of discharge from the mucous membranes and your pet is staggering or has a deep hacking cough, it's vet time. However, if none of those symptoms are present, just keep it inside with plenty of food, water, and go get a vitamin supplement to help it get over it faster. If it sneezes alot, you can also go get saline in a nosespray bottle and do two pumps each nostril twice a day. Bummer. Those can be tricky. They can sometimes develope into worse conditions such as feline FIV (feline immuno virus)that is potentially fatal. If there is a large amount of discharge from the mucous membranes and your pet is staggering or has a deep hacking cough, it’s vet time. However, if none of those symptoms are present, just keep it inside with plenty of food, water, and go get a vitamin supplement to help it get over it faster. If it sneezes alot, you can also go get saline in a nosespray bottle and do two pumps each nostril twice a day.

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