Upper Respiratory Infection

Knowing the facts about upper respiratory infections in adults may not stop your pain. However, it can give you comfort in understanding and knowing when your condition may be becoming more serious.

Upper Respiratory Infections (URI), in cats is very common and is easily passed from one cat to the next. This contagious viral or bacterial infection, affects the throat, nose and sinus areas, very much like the common cold does with humans.

For children who suffer from upper respiratory complications, there is a risk for spitting up blood as part of a hemoptysis complication that develops.

In this article I give detailed instructions on how to treat a cold with natural remedies to shorten the duration of the cold and prevent upper respiratory infections.

It is important you know the signs of an upper respiratory infection in cats, as the disease can worsen significantly over a period of hours.