Clinical Signs
A method used by the Body Defense Mechanism that rejects pathogens through use of the nose.
What is Sneezing?
A secondary infection caused by FVR due to the presence of pathogenic single cell microorganisms can be treated with this product.
What are Antibiotics?
A piece of equipment used to clean infected clothes, blankets, and toys.
What is a Washing Machine?
The category used to describe recommended vaccines.
What are Core Vaccines?
The term used to describe the first three steps of diagnosing a disease or infection.
What are the Top 3?
What is Anorexia?
An amino acid that is sometimes used to reduce the severity and spread of infections.
The removal of most microorganisms on objects and surfaces.
What is Disinfection?
The act of removing organic matter and debris from a surface, object, or living tissue.
What is Sanitization?
Corneal staining is a test used to detect what clinical sign on FVR?
What are Ulcers?
What is Pyrexia?
This antibiotic must be given in a liquid form due to the fact that pills can cause esophageal damage.
What is Doxycyline?
What is Alcohol?
What are 3 years?
A test used to collect cell samples from around the eyes to determine if the animal has conjunctivitis.
What is a Conjunctival Smear Test?
An open sore on an external or internal part of the body.
What is an Ulcer?
A brand of probiotics that can be given to reduce the length of an active infection.
What is FortiFlora?
An effective disinfectant that is usually diluted with water at a ratio of 1:32.
A preventative measure in which you keep the infected animal away from others.
What is Isolation?
A test used to assess tear production.
What is the Schirmer Tear Test?
A secondary infection of FVR that can cause corneal ulcers.
A new treatment that can potentially boost a cat's immune system and prevent FVR from reactivating as often.
What is Polyprenyl Immunostimulent?
A device used to sterilize items such as contaminated clothes and other non-plastic instruments.
What is an Autoclave?
The act of removing or inhibiting all microorganisms from living tissue.
The most accurate test available in order to diagnose FVR.
What is Polymerase Chain Reaction Amplification?