Doxycycline & Famciclovir for Feline Upper Respiratory Disease in Kittens
Feline upper respiratory disease is commonly due to coinfection with multiple etiologic agents, complicating treatment. This recent study asked if a combination of doxycycline and famciclovir is superior to doxycycline alone when treating kittens 12 weeks and younger.
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The use of antimicrobial agents is unjustified for feline interstitial cystitis (FIC) and should be reserved for cats with proven urinary tract infections.
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