Can Your Pet Catch a Cold When The Weather Changes?
Symptoms like a runny nose, sneezing and coughing can develop as a result of a viral, bacterial or fungal infection in the canine or feline respiratory system. But while human colds are usually associated with a change in season, cat and dog colds are independent of seasonality and are usually caused by a virus. Many pet owners bring their dog or cat to a vet, kennel or cattery while traveling. The risk of infection increases greatly. In addition, the holidays are often a time of high-travel, and pets may come along for the journey. Conditions on an airplane or other places of high traffic are also grounds for germs and illness for pets, just as they are for humans. Even exposure to a family member’s pet, strange food, and disturbed living environment can cause stress and wreak havoc on an animal’s immune system. Therefore, taking a proactive approach to your pet’s health is just as important as it is for your own. Be sure to check out our Cold and Flu Remedy that treats and cures a pet's cold and our Immune Support for prevention. For Cats and Kitten be sure to check out our FCV-Protect for Cat Flu and Feline Distemper Remedies. Article Courtesy of Native Remedies |

A lot of people would like to know whether their dogs and cats can catch common colds like humans do. The answer is YES and NO!



