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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / January 2007Evangeline Adapting Nicely
Well, Evangeline is a diurnal cat now. She's becoming much more affectionate with us now which confirms that I was correct in my estimate at the pound that she'd be a good cat. And she's a mouser. I couldn't be happier. But she's sneezing lately, dry sneezes and her eyes are clear and not mucous filled, etc. She has an appointment to see the vet this coming Saturday and is eating and drinking normally as well. I suspect she might be allergic to something in the house. Probably something she picked up at the shelter. > Well, Evangeline is a diurnal cat now. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > I suspect she might be allergic to something in the house. > Probably something she picked up at the shelter. If it is, it's a URI. They had one whole ward of cats that had URI's. She wasn't one of them though. But here's the thing, I noticed the hand sterilization unit between the two and used it when I went between the two sections. I bet other people didn't. So in essence, the whole pound probably is URI infected. > If it is, it's a URI. They had one whole ward of cats that had URI's. > She wasn't one of them though. But here's the thing, I noticed the hand > sterilization unit between the two and used it when I went between the > two sections. I bet other people didn't. So in essence, the whole pound > probably is URI infected. Are urinary tract infections contagious? I'm glad Evangeline is adapting so well and I hope she's feeling better soon. I wish my cats would catch some of these dang meece we have! Thankfully, my dog is a good mouser.  SignatureLynne on Mon, 22 Jan 2007 03:03:49 GMT, Lynne <unmonitored.email@gmail.com> wrote: > Are urinary tract infections contagious? Jeeze, never mind. I read UTI when you wrote URI. Need. Sleep. Now. SignatureLynne > > If it is, it's a URI. They had one whole ward of cats that had URI's. > > She wasn't one of them though. But here's the thing, I noticed the hand [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > soon. I wish my cats would catch some of these dang meece we have! > Thankfully, my dog is a good mouser. URI = Upper Respiratory Infection. Yes, sounds like an upper respiratory infection and she may need antibiotics. Gail > Well, Evangeline is a diurnal cat now. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > I suspect she might be allergic to something in the house. |
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