Feb 11, 2014 #1 petunifer TCS Member Thread starter Kitten Joined Jan 8, 2014 Messages 18 Purraise 1 Location Maryland I have had a pretty bad cold for about 2 weeks and now my kitten is sneezing. Is it possible that she could've caught my cold?
I have had a pretty bad cold for about 2 weeks and now my kitten is sneezing. Is it possible that she could've caught my cold?
Feb 11, 2014 #2 donnajean TCS Member Adult Cat Joined Aug 9, 2013 Messages 117 Purraise 12 from what I know chances are very slim.to none... read somewhere though the opposite , but that is a question you need to ask your vet
from what I know chances are very slim.to none... read somewhere though the opposite , but that is a question you need to ask your vet
Feb 11, 2014 #3 molldee TCS Member Alpha Cat Joined Oct 22, 2013 Messages 416 Purraise 76 Location Philly, PA Cats cannot catch a cold from humans. Your cat probably has an upper respiratory infection, time for a visit to the vet!
Cats cannot catch a cold from humans. Your cat probably has an upper respiratory infection, time for a visit to the vet!
Feb 11, 2014 #4 cprcheetah TCS Member Top Cat Joined Nov 23, 2013 Messages 1,887 Purraise 149 Location Bountiful, UTah Actually you can trasmit a cold/flu to dogs and cats. http://oregonstate.edu/urm/ncs/arch...-raises-concerns-about-human-pet-transmission I have seen it happen sometimes (I work for a vet), I do know that strep throat is especially catching.
Actually you can trasmit a cold/flu to dogs and cats. http://oregonstate.edu/urm/ncs/arch...-raises-concerns-about-human-pet-transmission I have seen it happen sometimes (I work for a vet), I do know that strep throat is especially catching.
Feb 11, 2014 #5 molldee TCS Member Alpha Cat Joined Oct 22, 2013 Messages 416 Purraise 76 Location Philly, PA It's very rare, and it seems they're talking only about the flu. Interesting read though. Regardless, the cat should see a vet. Last edited: Feb 11, 2014
It's very rare, and it seems they're talking only about the flu. Interesting read though. Regardless, the cat should see a vet.