This is the one of the most commonly seen ailments both in humans and pets. As we breathe in we inhale various bacteria and viruses. If our body immunity is in decreased state then these causes infection of the respiratory tract. You must have commonly seen that feeling of fatigue ness, tiredness, coughing sneezing, fever and running nose.
If you have noticed signs of lethargy, coughing, sneezing, fever and runny eyes or nose, then your pet is probably suffering from a cold or upper respiratory infection (URTI). This is an infection that occurs through nose, throat and upper air pathways very similar to humans who get a cold or flu. Cats and dogs are particularly prone to respiratory infections.
You might also notice that your pet suddenly decreased its diet or stopped eating; this happens mainly to cats as their appetites are chiefly driven by smell. If a cat’s nose is jammed and it cannot smell, it will perhaps become pickier about what it will eat or stop eating all in all for a few days.
Similar to humans, pets are also vulnerable to secondary sinus and chest infections that can effect from an untreated cold or early upper respiratory infection.
Though respiratory infections usually gets away in about seven to ten days but all the pets’ weather young or old may be at serious risk when infected with a cold or respiratory infection. For this reason, one should never ignore a pet’s ailment. Prompt attention and treatment will protect your pet from much discomfort and, in weaker animals, may even save their life.
The main cause is infection caused by microorganisms like viruses and bacteria can lead to upper respiratory infections (URTI) in both dogs and cats and eventually leads to involvement of nose, eyes, throat and sinuses. These may be infectious among pets, but the organisms that affect pets are generally diverse from those affecting humans so catching a cold from your pet, or the other way around, should not be a concern.
- Laziness
- Constant sneezing
- Running nose and eyes
- Coughing
- Fever
- Uneasiness
As mentioned earlier also that respiratory infection is caused due to the infection of the respiratory tract by various micro-organisms. Hence white treating this it should always be kept in mind that person should not only get relived from the symptoms of the problems but the root cause should also be eradicated. Below ate some if the ayurvedic herbs that have the potential to treat the infection caused and also helps in relieving the symptoms of the respiratory disorder.
Vasa – It is commonly known as Adhatoda vasica. This is a prestigious herb of ayurveda that has been used as an agent to treat all kind of respiratory disorders. This herb is generally the herb of choice in treating all kind of infections that occurs in the respiratory tract. This is a small plant that is being found in Indian subcontinent. This herb is also very effective in asthmatic cases also.
Bhumiamalaki – this herb has been one of the best anti viral agent. It helps in fighting against the infection that occurs in the respiratory tract and also helps in protecting our body from future attack of other infections. It is also helpful in treating the other respiratory disorders also.
Pippali – Pippali is a house hold name in India. It is one of the most effectual herbs that have the potential to treat cough and asthma. It helps in toning up of the respiratory tract and suppresses infections. It also helps in expelling out the mucus. It has been an herb of choice in treating cough disorders.
Yastimadhu – It is commonly known as mulethi in common language. It has been extensively used in all kind respiratory disorders. It soothes the throat and helps in removing spasm of the respiratory muscles. It is also helpful in expelling the mucus from the respiratory tract. Mulethi makes breathing easy and comfortable. This is also helpful in fighting against the various diseases related to respiratory tract and also curbs infections.
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