Upper Respiratory Infection


Upper Respiratory Infection
Causes of upper respiratory tract infections in cats by Brenda Nelson Upper Respiratory Tract Infection and also called URTI, or sometimes known as UTI, or URI, is a common problem among domestic felines. It is much like a cold, or flu, in humans. It can occasionally develop into pneumonia, particularly in ... More> Home remedies for cat upper respiratory infections by Victoria Tiegert As the owner of a cat, it is your responsibility to ensure that your cat maintains a standard of health and happiness. One of the health issues that many cats come across during their lifetimes is the upper respiratory infection. This is especially ... More>
	Upper respiratory infection in cats: Symptoms and treatments by CeeGunn A feline upper respiratory infection (URI) is exactly what it sounds like: an infection of the upper airways of your cat. If the infection reaches the bronchi or lungs of the animal, it is called a lower respiratory infection. Symptoms of upper resp... More> Upper respiratory infections in dogs: Symptoms and treatments by Darian Peters The upper respiratory tract consists of the nose, the throat, and the upper section of the airways. Upper respiratory infection in dogs is a common ailment because of all the various pathogens that the dog can breathe in. Various bacteria and viruse... More>
Upper respiratory infections in rabbits: Symptoms and treatments by Darian Peters Upper respiratory tract infections in rabbits involve the invasion of the upper respiratory tract, which consists of the nose, the throat, and the early part of the airways, by microorganisms such as bacteria and viruses. Such infections are quite c... More> OTC treatments for sinus infections by Nicole Evans M.D. How can you tell if you have a self-limiting sinusitis from a virus versus a full blown bacterial sinus infection? Only time will tell, literally. The symptoms are similar between the two, and X-rays and CT scans can't differentiate acute bacterial ... More>
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