bacteria, i forgot the name but its treatble with antibiotics. see a vet
Bacterial pneumonia may occur in both dogs and cats. It is highly contagious between dogs but cats cannot catch it from a dog.
Not usually, but they can get Rabies, which is contagious if they bite you or if their spit enters through open skin (a cut).
Gum disease can be painful for a cat and requires a visit to the vet for a cleaning. The condition is not contagious.
Cats can't get chickenpox. Chickenpox is a virus that is only contagious to humans and a few primates.
Impetigo causes weeping sores, its the 'weeping' that is contagious. Be it via skin to skin contact, a towel or virtually anything. When the sores are fully scabbed they are not contagious, its only the liquid inside the sores that is contagious.
My cat is being treated for this at the moment. It can be a very serious disease if left untreated. In a nutshell it is where faeces from the cat's intestine travels up the bile ducts and causes infection and swelling in the liver. It is not contagious and there is no specific cause of it so it cannot be prevented.
No. Ammonia is a chemical substance, not a disease. Pneumonia can have a number of different causes, including various infections, some of which are contagious.
In cats, the Feline Leukemia virus is a highly contagious to other cats who share food bowls and litter pans. Dog Leukemia is not contagious to other dogs. Feline Leukemia is caused by a virus. In dogs, Leukemia is a cancer of the blood. Like most other types of cancer, the causes of Leukemia are not well-understood, there aren't any measures to prevent Leukemia in your dog.
Lupus is not caused by a pathogen. Lupus is not contagious.
its not contagious, however what ever causes it might be Diarrhea is a symptom of an ailment or disease. It in itself is not contagious but the disease causing it may be contagious.
Well, like humans, who get cancer in every part of their body, cats get it in every part of their body, too. For example: Cats get cancer in their bladder, blood, brain, etc. So do humans. You can get it just about everywhere, same as cats. Hope this helped you!
Yes, cats can get gingivitis. To prevent it try giving your cat dental treats, or feeding chunks of raw meat once a week.