Feline URI often involves viral pathogens complicated by secondary bacteria. Kittens and unvaccinated cats are most vulnerable.
Typical symptoms
Sneezing, nasal discharge, conjunctivitis, fever, reduced appetite. Mouth breathing or cyanosis is urgent.
Contagion and stress
Crowding, shelter intake, or boarding increases spread. Stress flare-ups are common in carriers.
Pet NGON does not treat infections; isolate sick cats and seek veterinary care for fever or anorexia.
Avoid grooming appointments during acute fever or open-mouth breathing—book Pet NGON bathing once recovered for coat freshness.
Next step: Vet visit if Miu stops eating or struggles to breathe; grooming after recovery only.
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