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Cats and humans cannot share or transmit any diseases to each other (except if a cat has rabies). You cannot catch a cold from a cat, or any other respiratory or viral infection. Pregnant women could get Toxoplasmosis from handling the feces of an infected cat. Otherwise, cats and humans just do not make each other sick.
If they have ravies, yes.
Like all cats they will sneeze if there is something like dust irritating their nose or they have a respiratory infection.
You are far better advised to visit the vet and get a prescription that is made for cats. Feline metabolism is different enough from human that drugs that are harmless to humans will kill cats; plus the necessary dosage is very different, even for those drugs that are used for cats. Typically, your vet will prescribe Clavamox, which contains amoxycillin, a member of the penicillin family which is still somewhat effective.
Rhinotracheitis is a pulmonary or respiratory infection in cats. It is also known as feline influenza and is very contagious.
Shingles is a human disease that is caused by chicken pox that remains dormant until something like stress brings it out. It is unlikely that a human can pass it to a pet.
Yes, although I don't believe the strains are similar or contagious between humans, cats, dogs. In other words, the strain dogs get can only be spread to other dogs (commonly known as kennel cough), the strain cats get can only be spread to other cats and the strain humans get is also known as the common head cold.
Only rabbits can catch myxomatosis. Humans and other animals cannot catch it from eating the meat of an affected rabbit.
An upper respiratory infection in cats is generally caused by a virus, against which an antibiotic would be useless. Therefore, there should not be any antibiotics being prescribed for this unless a secondary bacterial infection was also diagnosed.
Yes, they do. Cats have lungs like humans and breathe through the mouth and the nose. (Respiratory systems)
Impetigo is a bacterial infection that does not have the ability to be tranmitted from cats to humans. A person suffering from impetigo should visit their doctor for immediate treatment.
Only a veterinarian is able to tell you which kind of antibiotic is convenient for the cat. Also, he can tell you if the disease is an infection or inflammation. If it is an inflammation, antibiotics are not indicated.