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Post by ubaste on Jan 10, 2018 17:38:45 GMT -8
Ah yes! The most common cause of this is feline herpes...yes feline herpes lol Though it can be a sign of a respiratory infection you want to watch for eye discharge or nose discharge, this is signs showing the infection is getting worse especially if the discharge is turning from clear to cloudy or green. Now with the feline herpes it's actually a super common thing and alot of cats actually carry it, cats can contract it from eachother from birth to sneezing on eachother or things. Common sign is excessive sneezing when the virus is active and runny eyes, there's no cure for it and it usually goes into remission for awhile until the cat gets sick or stressed as those can cause the virus to come back. A great supplement recommended by vets is lysine, lysine helps keep the virus at bay kinda like when people get cold sores..giving the cats an everyday lysine supplement will help alot! Don't fret if it's herpes as cats with the virus live long healthy happy lives, just add in some lysine supplements. Just look for pet lysine, they come in cat treats,gel or powder you can add to some wet food but I find treats are better if you have multiple cats so you know they are getting the proper dose.
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Post by lynxlady on Jan 27, 2018 13:26:06 GMT -8
Good answer, I think you covered it .. hope this helped.. sounds like a trip to the vet is in order before the other cats catch what the sneezer has.
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