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My cat is sneezing and has a runny nose
Sneezing and runny nose can be foreign-body irritation, a cold, or cat flu. Move the cat away from dust, pollen, or strong smells; for a chill, keep it warm and give pet cold medicine. Cat flu needs antiviral treatment and other measures.
Can a puppy with cough and runny nose take pediatric paracetamol and amantadine granules?
This is a human cold medicine not generally recommended for dogs. Only if no pet-specific drug is available may you try it, but control the dose by weight under vet guidance to avoid harm.
A few days ago it had limb weakness and couldn’t get up; now the neck barely moves, can’t eat, vomits when drinking, has retched the last two days, and has a slight fever and runny nose.
The limb weakness, inability to eat, vomiting, fever, and runny nose may be from distemper virus or neuritis. If unvaccinated, get checked for infectious disease; paralysis or neuritis also cause this. See a vet to diagnose and treat.
Found a Stray Kitten Under a Month Old—Drinks Some Milk, Runny Nose, One Eye Barely Opens. Any Recommended Medicine? (Urgent)
The kitten may have cat flu, a serious young-kitten infection. Get infectious-disease screening at a vet; if confirmed, start antivirals (interferon plus antibiotics) with supportive care right away.
Dog’s chest keeps twitching, tearing, mouth chomping, sometimes chest twitches, retching, sneezing, runny nose.
Chest twitching may be airway blockage, tracheal issue, or lung infection needing imaging and possibly oxygen; or neurological from distemper given the sneezing/runny nose. It's dangerous - go to a hospital.
My cat has a cold with cough, runny nose and sneezing
If it is a common cold, give antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and anti-cough expectorant drugs such as doxycycline with cough medicine. If viral, add antivirals. Severe cough may respond better to nebulization.
Sneezing and a bit of runny nose
Sneezing and runny nose may be upper respiratory infection. If unvaccinated, virus is possible. If from a chill, warm it and give pet cold medicine. If unsure or no relief, see a vet for targeted care.
Cat bought a year ago; always has brown tears, frequent sneezing, clear runny nose, sometimes severe wheezing like something stuck, but daily life and health are fine, always lively
For a year, brown tears with sneezing, runny nose, and severe wheezing suggest upper respiratory infection, commonly feline herpesvirus (rhinotracheitis), but also chronic rhinotracheitis, bacteria, calicivirus, mycoplasma, or chlamydia. Take it for full respiratory exams, best a respiratory PCR panel, X-ray, and blood work, then treat by cause.
Watery eyes, clear runny nose, occasional sneezing, mouth-breathing
These signs have many causes; most common are feline rhinotracheitis and calicivirus upper-respiratory infection, not ruling out bacteria, mycoplasma, chlamydia. If unsure, do a respiratory PCR panel. Heart/lung disease (heart disease, pleural effusion, pulmonary edema) can also cause them. Bloodwork, fSAA, chest X-ray, cardiac ultrasound may be needed; only by identifying the pathogen can you treat well.
My 4-Month-Old Corgi Just Started a Runny Nose – What Should I Do?
A vaccinated Corgi usually has some immunity, so a runny nose may just be a chill or cold. Clear the nose, keep it warm, and avoid baths, air conditioning, and drafts.