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Hi there,
I applied to adopt a kitten who was born into a foster’s home with the hopes of it being disease free. She was brought to me yesterday with what has been diagnosed as an upper respiratory infection. I’ve kept her separate from my other cat, but I’m truly very concerned of my cat contracting this from her either no or in the future. If it’s feline herpes, she will have the virus for life and can end up being infective again.
My cat is 3 years old and is so bad at the bet he has to be sedated for anything more than a shot (through the carrier.) my concern is if he gets sick, he will be a terrible patient and hard to treat.
Has anyone experienced adopting a second cat with a URI or other disease?
I applied to adopt a kitten who was born into a foster’s home with the hopes of it being disease free. She was brought to me yesterday with what has been diagnosed as an upper respiratory infection. I’ve kept her separate from my other cat, but I’m truly very concerned of my cat contracting this from her either no or in the future. If it’s feline herpes, she will have the virus for life and can end up being infective again.
My cat is 3 years old and is so bad at the bet he has to be sedated for anything more than a shot (through the carrier.) my concern is if he gets sick, he will be a terrible patient and hard to treat.
Has anyone experienced adopting a second cat with a URI or other disease?