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Feline Upper Respiratory Infection (Cat Flu): What It Is, Signs and Symptoms, And How To Treat It
Cats do get the flu, and this upper respiratory infection can progress into something life-threatening. It is important to know what symptoms to look for, including lethargy, sneezing, runny nose,...

AeroMask and AeroHippus Chamber - Canadian Innovations Help Horses with Asthma
A diagnosis of asthma used to mean retirement for performance horses, or in some cases, euthanasia. But with advancements in research, good management, and the development of products that help...

Why Is My Cat Wheezing?
What is causing your cat to wheeze can range from mild irritation of the airways from allergies or dust they inhaled to serious, sometimes life-threatening, infections or blockages. Some common...

Common Causes of Coughing in Cats
Coughing in cats can stem from several underlying issues, primarily related to respiratory conditions. One of the most common causes is feline asthma, triggered by environmental factors such as dust, smoke,...

Allergic Rhinitis in Dogs
Allergic Rhinitis is one of the most common upper respiratory tract malfunctions in dogs. The name means an inflammation of the nose, where the mucous membranes of the nose or...

Respiratory Illnesses In Dogs
Respiratory illnesses in dogs is serious, and it is important to differentiate between lower and upper respiratory illnesses. Learn more about symptoms, diagnosis and treatment for a variety of different...

How To Use A Cat Inhaler To Treat Feline Asthma
To treat feline asthma, cats are prescribed corticosteroids to reduce inflammation and, in many cases, bronchodilators to open the airways during asthma attacks. Traditionally, these medications have been given as...

Side Effects Of Systemic Steroids In Dogs
Systemic steroids are a common prescription for dogs, used to treat certain conditions like allergies and autoimmune diseases. For dogs with bronchitis or other respiratory diseases, corticosteroids are used for...

Why Is My Dog Wheezing?
Wheezing in dogs occurs when something impairs or blocks the flow of air in the windpipe, causing stridor (a whistling sound). This can be caused by swelling and inflammation in...