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Repeated eye infections can be the result of a herpes type virus that unfortunately never leave the body. Whenever the cat's immunity goes down, the virus flares up causing itchiness and redness...

yes you do need to disinfect respiratory infections are contagious they spread through many different things we at the animal rescue...

... are many strains of viruses that cause upper respiratory infection, some worse than others. Plus different cats build up different immunities. It does sound to me like she probably has a touch of an...

...then usually it will work it's course and actually help your cat develop an immunity towards future infections. Hope this helps,

...12 weeks is generally effective in generating immunity against this infection, though immunity gained from mother’s milk may inactivate the vaccine through age 14-16 weeks...

...the street. It may have worms or parasites, and its immunity is obviously already comprimised if it has a terrible eye infection. Also- it could have feline herpes or a fatal illness, which should be ...

...basically a shot contains a bit of the disease so your cat can build up an immunity to it. Your cat may have not built up enough immunity or he didnt get...

... vitamins (try Nutra Cal) to help build up their immunity. Good luck and it is great to hear you are fostering...