Among horses

Respiratory problems in horses occur mainly during heat waves and in autumn.
In fact, the fact of them

Keeping them in a stable when the cold sets in adds ammonia, dust and allergens from the hay to the ambient air.
So, you need to think about improving your management! Daily cleaning of the pen, with an emphasis on urine patches, mechanical ventilation, and hay that has been soaked in water for at least two hours are three important things to implement in your stable.

In cats
Especially in the fall, cats experience respiratory problems, including runny eyes and noses, as well as coughing. It's imperative to strengthen their immune and respiratory systems as they could develop pneumonia.

There are several causes that can cause pneumonia in cats: a virus (coryza, herpesvirus, calicivirus, etc.); a bacterium (Bordetella, chlamydia, mycoplasma, etc.); the presence of a foreign body in the respiratory tract (twig, insect, etc.); the fungus Sporothrix spores, a parasitic mold; lungworm, a parasite that, as its name suggests, attacks the lungs.

These various microbes are the cause of diseases that damage the respiratory system. A cold can promote the development of pneumonia, as the cat's defenses are weakened.

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