Sentences with phrase «human cold»

Cat cold symptoms look a lot like human cold virus symptoms.

Just like with human cold viruses, infected surfaces such as clothing, bedding, food bowls and even your own hands can transmit the disease.

Like the common human cold, kennel cough is spread through the air, contaminated surfaces, and, of course, direct exposure to a sick dog.

Just as human colds may be caused by many different viruses, kennel cough itself can have multiple causes.

Just like human colds, kitten colds must run their course.

Although cats don't catch human cold viruses, our feline friends get feline upper respiratory infection, which is commonly caused by the herpesvirus and calicivirus.

If your dog is coughing or sneezing but otherwise seems to be in good health, you may be able to treat the animal's condition just as you would a straightforward human cold, with lots of liquid and healthy food.

Most human colds are caused by a family of viruses knows as rhinoviruses.

Just as when human colds turn into pneumonia.

If your dog is exhibiting these symptoms, but is in otherwise good health, petMD recommends that you treat the condition as you would a simple human cold — with lots of liquids, healthy foods, warmth, and maybe even some time in a warm and humid room.

Think of kennel cough as a canine cold, transmitted as human colds are transmitted — from an infected individual in close contact with another individual with compromised immunity.

The deaths of five Ugandan chimpanzees have been traced to a human cold virus, and DNA tests suggest all African chimps are vulnerable

It's sort of the equivalent of the human cold.

Kennel cough is exactly what it's called: it is a cough in your dog, much like a human cold.

Occasionally some may have kennel cough (the equivalent of a human cold) or worms, among other possibilities.

Kennel cough in dogs is the equivalent of a human cold.

Since this disease is viral and contagious your pup can pick it up by infected dogs sneezing and coughing (like a human cold).

Like a human cold it only takes one infected dog to spread the infection and may do so for days or even weeks after they have seemed to recover.

A number of the dogs that have come from the Maricopa County facility have Kennel Cough (similar to a human cold).

Oh, the human cold.

Infectious respiratory diseases, like the cats» flu, the dogs» kennel cough, and our human cold and flu viruses, all thrive with close contact by lots of members of their own species.

Canine cough is spread via aerosol (infectious particles in the air) and moves through shelters and kennels much the same as a human cold virus moves through a day care centre.

The human cold has evolved and adapted to survive only in a human body.

As with their wide - spread cousin, the human cold sore virus, the presence of CHV - 1 in your kennel is very likely.

Just as in the case of the human cold, it's best to keep your dog at home and avoid day care or that trip to the dog park to prevent other dogs from getting sick as well.

Fortunately, your bunny can not contract a human cold, as the viruses that cause such misery in humans are not... → Read More: Runny Eyes, Runny Nose in Rabbits

The good news is human colds are not transmittable to rabbits.

Because there is not a cure for panleukopenia, treatment is focused on supporting the side effects until the virus subsides, much like treating a human cold.

Usually, kennel cough is a self - limiting, viral infection, just like the human cold.

The good news about kennel cough is that it usually just goes away, much like a human cold, in about four to 10 days.

They sometimes have kennel cough (the equivalent of a human cold) and worms, among other possibilities.

Unlike a human cold, which is caused by a virus, rabbit upper respiratory infections are caused by bacteria.

Which I found kind of hard to understand, since as far as I knew, canine influenza was just one of many bacteria and viruses that cause the dog version of the human cold, what we mostly call «kennel cough.»

However, the human cold is not contagious to dogs.