The symptoms generally begin 1-3 days after exposure to a microbial pathogen.Most of the times it is a virus. The symptoms may last for 7 to 10 days or even longer.

If you catch the infection you will show the symptoms in a matter of 1-3 days.Indeed upper respiratory tract infection is highly contagious. Feline upper respiratory tract infection are also extremely contagious in cats.

Penicillin can be beneficial for upper respiratory tract infections in cats. Many a times antibiotics also does the work. Isolating your cats from other animals is a good way to prevent transmission of the infection.

No feline respiratory tract infections cannot be transferred to humans. However, it is extremely contagious to other cats and kittens. Make sure that you isolate your cat or kitten in case it has the infection.

There is no perfect cure for an upper respiratory tract infection. It involves appeasing the symptoms. Antibiotics and natural remedies can be beneficial.

Any infection that involves the upper respiratory tract is called an upper respiratory tract infection. Yes sinus is an upper respiratory tract infection. The infection of the nose, pharynx and larynx are also upper respiratory tract infections.

Rare bacterial infections can transmit from cats to humans. However, it is unlikely that the upper respiratory tract infection transmit from cats to humans.However, it is highly contagious to other cats.

The infection involving the upper respiratory tract is denoted as upper respiratory tract infection. This includes sinuses, nose, Pharynx and larynx.The infection is highly contagious.

Fever with the upper respiratory tract infectioon in a child can last for 3-5 days. However, the symptoms can last for 7-10 days. Make sure that the child is properly feed.

Antibiotics can be used to treat the feline upper respiratory infection. However over-use of antibiotics tampers the gastrointestinal flora.It is to be considered that over-use of antibiotics tampers the gastrointestinal flora. The term used to denote the upper respiratory tract infections in cats and kittens is ‘Feline’.