No, you cannot catch illnesses from cats and cats cannot catch our illnesses. They have a different immune system than we do. There are some illnesses that do cross the species barrier. They are called zoonoses. See Related links.
In the "Warriors" book series, Yellowcough is typically treated with catmint, which is a herb with healing properties. Catmint helps to relieve the symptoms of Yellowcough, such as sneezing and coughing, and can aid in a cat's recovery from the illness.
This all depends on what type of sickness the kitten has. Your cat can't tell you if she has a feline illness, or what her symptoms are. She can't tell you that she feels sick, where it hurts... or even if it hurts. In addition, many symptoms are common to more than one ailment, and some diseases can be difficult to diagnose. If you suspect your cat has a medical problem, knowing what symptoms to look for may be helpful for you and your cat. In either case, it is always best to take your pet to the Vet when it is under the weather. The sooner you do this, the better the chance is your cat will recover quickly. {| |}
Any cat that can catch it. For instance, my Maine Coon killed a Cedar Waxwing. It is currently in my freezer.
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No you cannot.
A Siamese cat's prey is the same as any other domestic cat's prey: small mammals (usually rodents), birds, fish (when they can catch them), insects, and spiders.
Pregnant women are not supposed to clean out the cat's litter box. There is an infection called toxoplasmosis that is extremely hazardous to the baby. Depending upon the stage of pregnancy the infection can range from no problems to the baby to an infection of the brain, eyes, cysts of the nasal cavity to brain damage, mental retardation to cerebral palsy. An infected adult may have any where from flu like symptoms to encephalitis an infection of the brain, the eyes, or even develop mental illness. The cat may not have any signs or symptoms.
I read on PetCareRx that it is very rare for a cat to catch a cold from a human. But if you notice symptoms like a runny nose or sneezing in your cat, make sure you contact the vet.
It means that your cat hopped the boarder
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The bacterium, which remains in a cat's bloodstream for several months after infection, seems to be harmless to most cats, and normally an infected cat will not display any symptoms.