remember that antibioctics will not treat a virus
                                                                         
                                                        "you can tell alot
about a people or person in how they treat animals"

Hi Mary,

Thanks for the message.

Our cats don't go outside, but first got URI's from Bear. Bear came home
with it from the H.S. The vet has told me that most cats with URI's
become carriers and may get infections off and on through their lives.

We haven't treated with antibiotics because she is pretty sure it is one
of the two URI viruses. We did treat with eye antibiotics once when he
developed secondary conjuntivitus.

This time, we thought it was from his tooth infection (he has oral
surgery scheduled for next week.) When one of the kittens started
sneezing today, my heart sank. I just don't know whether to separate
those 2 from the others, or if it's too late. In fact, I don't know
whether to separate Bear if and when he gets another one -- or if
they're all exposed once his symptoms appear.

Thanks for answering, and I hope this is the last one for all of us!

Rhonda