Pets C&C

If your cat stops eating, becomes more lethargic, or if the congestion and discharge worsen, it's important to see a veterinarian. These could be signs of a more serious underlying condition that requires professional attention. Timely veterinary care can help ensure your cat gets the right treatment to recover.

Just like humans, cats show telltale signs of a cold – from teary eyes to adorable (but concerning) sneezes, sniffles, and a runny nose.

Just like humans, your furry friend can catch the sniffles when it's cold and wet outside. Watch for telltale signs: they might start sneezing, develop a runny nose, or have watery eyes. You may notice them coughing, running a fever, or breathing with difficulty. If your usually energetic pup seems tired and isn't interested in their favorite treats, they could be fighting a cold.

While seeing a bit of clear discharge now and then is nothing to worry about, it's time to call the doctor if you notice unusual colors like yellow, green, cloudy, or bloody discharge. Also watch out for warning signs such as stuffiness, coughing spells, frequent sneezing, unusual behavior, or breathing difficulties.

This blend of blueberry, flax seed, myrrh gum, angelica root, bayberry root, feverfew, thyme leaf, and cornsilk can support your pet's cough and sinus health. Blueberry offers antioxidant benefits, while flax seed supports inflammation reduction. Myrrh gum and angelica root are known for their antimicrobial and soothing properties. Bayberry root helps to clear mucus, while feverfew reduces sinus inflammation. Thyme leaf supports respiratory health, and cornsilk is beneficial for soothing irritation in the respiratory tract. Together, they help ease coughing and promote sinus comfort in pets.