RICHMOND, Va - Dr. Danielle Spencer-David’s latest pet tip involved talking about what you can do if your cat gets an Upper Respiratory Infection. Dr. Spencer-David shared signs and symptoms of upper respiratory infections in cats as well as ways you can treat or even prevent the illnesses.
Keep your feline friend healthy during the cold and flu season
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