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Why Participate in a Free Clinical Trial for Your Sick Cat

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Cat's Respiratory Infections will be Treated for Free

Medication and Full Exams Will be Provided by Veterinarian

Medication and Full Exams Will be Provided by Veterinarian

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Medication and Full Exams Will be Provided by Veterinarian

Medication and Full Exams Will be Provided by Veterinarian

Medication and Full Exams Will be Provided by Veterinarian

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Participants Receive a Credit Towards Future Treatment

Medication and Full Exams Will be Provided by Veterinarian

Participants Receive a Credit Towards Future Treatment

What is Required?

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Cat Must be at Least 8 Weeks Old

Cats Must be Seen in Clinic up to 4 Times Within an 11-Day Period

Cat Must Spend at Least One Night at the Vet Clinic

Cat Can Not be Pregnant or Lactating

Cat Must Undergo a Complete Physical Exam, Blood Work and Urinalysis

Patient Must be Willing to Travel to Participating Clinic Location

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How Can I Participate?

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Next Steps

  1. Complete a Contact Form or Call Our Team
  2. Set an Appointment with a Participating Clinic 
  3. Have Your Cat Seen and Evaluated
  4. If Your Cat Qualifies, Begin Treatment
  5. Follow Up as Required by Your Clinic


We Treat Goopy Eyes


We Treat Snotty Noses


We Treat Sick Cats

Facts about Upper RESPIRATORY Infections in Cats

What is Feline Upper Respiratory Infection?

Feline upper respiratory infection, or Feline URI as it is commonly known, is a highly contagious disease affecting the nasal passages and sinuses of cats and kittens. It is common in shelters, catteries, multiple cat households, and free-roaming cat populations.  The viruses causing URIs are “species specific,” meaning they infect only cats and kittens, not dogs or humans.

How is it transmitted?

Feline URI is transferred between cats by fluid discharged from the mouths and noses of infected cats. Cats can spread the virus through the air by sneezing, coughing, or breathing; or by direct physical contact with cages, toys, food bowls, and even the hands and clothes of people handling them. 

What are the signs?

Symptoms of feline URI include sneezing, fever, runny nose or red watery eyes; nasal congestion; ulcers on tongue, gums, lips or roof of mouth; mild to severe depression; and lack of appetite or thirst. The Symptoms of feline URI are generally mild at first and worsen within one to three days. The incubation period lasts from 2 to 17 days. 


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