There's quite a bit of help and information about the difference between cat colds and cat flu at www.CatFlu.biz
Well it depends.If you are alergic to dogs then yes!
Yes goats do get colds just like humans and also if a goat gets diaria just give it pepto besmol.
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.
yes!! my cat has the sneezies right now.
Yes, the guinea pig can catch the common cold.
There is no vaccine effective against colds, and infection does not prevent one from getting colds.
Colds make the upper respiratory system less resistant to bacterial infection. Secondary bacterial infection may lead to middle ear infection, bronchitis, pneumonia, sinus infection, or strep throat.
A cold is caused by a virus - antibiotics do not kill viruses. Antibiotics are only useful with infection caused by bacteria. For a cold, you just treat the symptoms until you feel better - colds usually last seven to ten days.
No. It is a virus. There are 200 viruses that cause "colds".
A cold and the flu are caused by a viral infection.
No. Cipro ONLY works on bacterial infections. When you catch a cold or the flu you do not have a bacterial infection, you have a virus. No antibiotics work on any type of viral infections.
A 'cold' is an upper respiratory infection. Yes, animals frequently get upper respiratory infections. Felines are susceptible to viral URIs while cattle generally develop a primary viral URI followed by a secondary bacterial URI.
They contribute by something you must know
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Bacterial and fungal diseases are among the many disease categories which are not the result of a virus. A bacterial disease, for instance, would be strep pneumonia. A fungal disease would be a yeast infection, for instance.
The treatment varies based on the infection. If it's a bacterial infection, antibiotics are prescribed. Antibiotics work wonders against bacterial infections. They don't do anything against viruses though, but some doctors still prescribe antibiotics for viral conditions like colds and the flu! This is a problem, because giving someone antibiotics when they don't need it allows bacteria to become resistant to that antibiotic. That creates super bugs like MRSA. Anyway, I digress! For bacterial infections, antibiotics are prescribed. For viral infections... there's not a whole lot that can be done. Antivirals are out there, but as opposed to killing the source, like antibiotics with bacteria, antivirals focus on slowing development of new virus microbes. Think about colds. There's lots of medications that can help manage the symptoms, but there's not really anything that can be done to get rid of the cold itself. Sometimes you have to let these things run their course!
Mostly used for colds and flew when you are sick, depending on your situation