how young is your kitten?and how bad do you think the cold is? if it is just a little cold you might be able to fix your little baby up at home but if not and if your kiten is whizing and has mucus coming from the nose and runny eyes you need to take it to the vet.and if your kitten is younger then 3 weeks you have to keep a very close eye on it to make sure it feeds and is not getting anyworse if it does take it striaght to the vet.
and if it is older like a month in age and up it would be easier to take care of by puting a thing called "upper respiratory remedy" i get the kind for ferrets because i own ferrets aswell as cats but you could probably get it at petsmart. all you have to do is dab alittle on its chest and a very small amont right above its little nose you should porbaly put it on the bedding and not directly on the kitten if it is younger then 3 weeks i would recommend taking it to the vet first but this should help it has helped alot of kittens my family has rescued.
i hope your little baby gets better all the best.
Coughing , sneezing , running eyes and nose is a sign that your cat is suffering from cold. Proper care of your pet is a better solution than medication. For example , place your kitten in a room with moderate temperature and give her necessary meals that are slightly warm.
I used to work for a vet and when a cat got a cold it was considered serious and quite contagious. Call your vet ASAP.
Bring it to the vet or get medicine at the store!
easy one. TAKE IT TO THE VET!
Yes swine flu is so back cause my cat has it!
No. Cat flu can only infect cats. Cat flu, like a human cold, is contagious, so cat flu can spread quickly in a multi-cat household. If your cat starts sneezing, become lethargic, off its food, has mucus coming from its eyes or nose you should take them to the vet & have them checked out. Most vets will often prescribe a week-long dose of antibiotics. Never use your own medicine on your pet.
Yes, cats can die from Cat Flu (Feline Herpes Virus/ Feline Virus Rhinotracheitis/Feline Calicivirus), however it seldom causes death in previously healthy cats. Kittens and older cats are more at risk from Cat Flu.
Could be cat flu, take it to a vet...
Yes, cats and kittens can most definitely get the flu - it can be pretty serious sometimes and fatal in kittens. Symptoms can include sneezing, runny eyes and nose and loss of appetite. A trip to the vet is highly recommmended if you suspect your pet has cat flu. It's worth noting that humans can't catch flu from cats and vice verse. There's plenty of help and information on cat flu and cat colds at http://www.CatFlu.biz
There's quite a bit of help and information about the difference between cat colds and cat flu at www.CatFlu.biz
The cat might be congested or have a cold, flu or disease of some sort.
The cat will not get the fever unless you have the H1N1 flu virus. So, if you nor your cat has H1N1, there isn't anything to worry about.
There is now one reported case of a domestic house cat having symptoms and tested positive by laboratory testing for A-H1N1/09. The cat was in very close contact with its owner who had the flu first.For more information about swine flu and pets, see the related link to the American Veterinary Medical Association below.
dont worrie! your cat didnt catch your cold,and you cant catch its! and they probobly have hairballs
yes. take them to the vet. like now.
When they are sick (if it is cat flu) they will not have appetite since their sense of smell will fade. You have to take your cat to a veterinarian to give you a recipe for your cat to be healthy again, and he will start eating again.