Cat Flu Health Support - Set of 5 (Members Only)

Cat Flu in Cats & Kittens (Feline Upper Respiratory Infection)

Cat Flu is a common upper–respiratory condition that affects cats of all ages, but it is especially challenging for kittens, elderly cats, and those with lowered immunity. Despite the name, it is not the same as human influenza and does not spread to people.

Cat flu is usually caused by a combination of viruses and bacteria that target the nose, throat, eyes, and upper airways. These organisms are highly contagious between cats, especially in multi-cat environments, shelters, catteries, or outdoor colonies.

These conditions may be associated with various viral and bacterial factors, and they tend to affect the nose, throat, eyes, and overall comfort of the animal.

Many cats experience signs such as:

• Sneezing

• Nasal or eye discharge

• Reduced appetite

• Low energy

• Mouth or gum irritation

• Watery or sore eyes

Limping Kitten Syndrome

Some kittens experiencing upper respiratory involvement may also show temporary limping or shifting-leg discomfort. This is sometimes reported in association with certain viral exposures, particularly feline calicivirus, but it does not occur in every case. Limping episodes may come and go, and they usually present alongside other flu-like signs.

Viruses Commonly Linked With Cat Flu

Cat flu may involve several well-known feline respiratory viruses. These may include:

• Feline Calicivirus (FCV) — sometimes linked with mouth ulcers, sneezing, or occasional limping in kittens.

• Feline Herpesvirus (FHV-1) — often associated with eye, nose, and throat irritation.

• Other viral contributors such as EPV or CMV-type strains may also be referenced in some discussions around feline respiratory discomfort.

These viruses may vary greatly in how they affect individual cats—some experience very mild signs, while others may have more noticeable discomfort.

How Cat Flu Spreads

Kittens, stressed animals, and those with lowered natural defences may be more susceptible.

Support & Husbandry Care

General supportive care can be very helpful during recovery. This may include:

• Offering warm, aromatic foods to stimulate appetite

• Keeping the environment warm and stress-free

• Using a humidifier or steamy bathroom sessions to ease congestion

• Gently cleaning nasal or eye discharge

• Ensuring hydration

Ongoing Considerations

Many cats who experience cat flu may have recurring flare-ups, especially during stress or weather changes. A focus on comfort, calm routines, and general wellbeing often helps reduce irritation and promote recovery.

Common Signs to Watch For

Cats with cat flu may show a variety of symptoms such as:

• Sneezing and nasal congestion

• Runny eyes or eye inflammation

• Loss of appetite or reduced drinking

• Mouth or throat discomfort

• Fever or lethargy

• Drooling, difficulty swallowing, or foul breath

• Noisy breathing due to blocked nasal passages

Kittens may be more severely affected because they can dehydrate quickly or struggle to breathe when congested.

Why It Matters

While many cats recover, cat flu can become more serious when:

• A young kitten is involved

• An older cat has lowered immunity

• There is dehydration, poor appetite, or laboured breathing

• Eye involvement becomes severe

• The cat has stress or another underlying condition

Some cats may continue to experience mild flare-ups throughout life, especially during stress or cold weather.

Supportive Care Insight (Educational Only)

Cats recovering from cat flu often benefit from:

• A warm, stress-free environment

• Gentle cleaning of eyes and nose

• Encouraging drinking and soft, aromatic foods

• Reducing household stress

• Minimising exposure to infected cats or overcrowded environments

These are general wellness measures and not a substitute for veterinary guidance.

When Veterinary Care Is Important

Immediate veterinary attention is recommended if a cat has:

• Difficulty breathing

• Eye ulceration (cloudy, painful, or half-closed eye)

• No food intake for 24 hours

• Severe lethargy or dehydration

• Kittens showing rapid decline

A vet can assess the severity and provide appropriate care based on the cat’s condition.

* Natural pet botanicals are not intended to replace veterinary care or medication. 

SET OF

Contains:
Formula 1.
Eyebright (Euphrasia MM) 
Anas barbaria (Oscillococcinum 30C) 
Phosphate of Potassium (Kali Phos 12X) 
Chamaeleon minerale (Merc Sol 30X, 1M) 
Carbon-Sulphur-Kali-Nitricum (Gunpowder 1M) 
Eyebright whole plant (Euphrasia perf 1M) c
Phosphate of Potassium (Kali Phos 6X) 
Chamaeleon minerale (Merc Sol 30X, 1M) 
in 20% USP alc. in purified water.


Formula 2.     
Licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra)
Purple Cone Flower (Echinacea Purpurea Root)
Marshmallow Root
Mullein Leaf
Olive leaf
Elderflowers 
in purified water & 30%-40% USP alc.


3. Liposomal Vitamin C 
Essential Nutrient — Vitamin C is one of the body’s most important vitamins, known for supporting overall wellbeing, energy, and balance.
Tradition of Freshness — For generations, Vitamin C–rich foods like citrus fruits have been linked with vitality, brightness, and resilience.
Modern Liposomal Form — In liposomal form, Vitamin C is encased in tiny, natural spheres that help deliver it smoothly and gently through the body.
Liquid Convenience — Easy to take, mix, or measure, making daily support simple for the whole family.
Everyday Wellness — Often associated with skin health, energy, and renewal, Vitamin C is a daily companion in maintaining balance and vibrancy.

Note: This information is provided for general educational purposes. Vitamin C is part of a balanced lifestyle and diet.

Product 4.
Slippery Elm Bark (Ulmus rubra) Powder
This product contains 100% pure, natural powdered inner bark of Ulmus rubra, traditionally valued for its gentle, soothing qualities. For centuries, the inner bark was prepared as a gruel or tea, where it was appreciated for providing a soft, mucilaginous coating that offered comfort to the digestive system.  In traditional wellness practices, slippery elm was also linked with supporting throat and respiratory ease, and was regarded as a nourishing food during times of convalescence. Its mild, earthy taste and naturally smooth texture made it a versatile addition to recipes and herbal blends. Today, slippery elm remains a respected ingredient in natural wellness traditions, often blended into warm water, smoothies, or functional recipes. Widely available in health food stores, supermarkets, and selected pharmacies, it continues to be valued as a gentle, nurturing option with a long history of traditional use.

Formula 5.      *Complimentary
Sulphide of Calcium (Hepar sulphuris 6X)
Golden Seal (Hydrastis canadensis 6X)
Marigold (Calendula officinalis 3X, 1M) 
Cat-thyme (Teucrium marum verum 30C) 
Iodide of Potassium (Kali hydriodicum 1M) 
Seneca Snake-root (Senega 200C) 
Pasque Flower (Pulsatilla nigricans 200C) 
Purple Coneflower (Echinacea 200C) 
Pure Flint (Silica 200X)
Sponge Cucumber (Luffa operculata 30C)
Blood-leaf (Sanguinaria 6X, 1M) 
Ferric Phosphate (Ferrum phosphoricum 3X, 6X, 1M)
Blessed Thistle (Carduus benedictus 200C)
Potassium Sulphate (Kalium sulphuricum 200C)
Common Red Onion Seed (Allium cepa 1M)  
Chloride of Antimony (Antimonium muriaticum 200C)
Spurge Olive (Mezereum 200C)
Anas barbaria (Oscillococcinum 200C) 
Ragweed (Ambrosia artemisiifolia 200C)
Eye-bright (Euphrasia 200C)
Lung-wort (Sticta pulmonaria 200C)
Balsam of Copaiva (Copaiva 200C) 
Potassium Chloride (Kali muriaticum 3X) 
Permanganate of Potash (Kalium permanganicum 200C)
Skookum Limechen Chuck (Skookum chuck 200C) 
Beetroot (Beta vulgaris 200C) 
Calcium Carbonate (Calcarea carbonica 200C)
Blood-leaf (Sanguinaria 200C) 
Cat-thyme (Teucrium marum verum 6C, 30C)
Aurum foliatum (Aurum metallicum 6X, 10X, 12X, 30C) 
Nasal Polyps: (only able to breath through the mouth) 
Calcium Carbonate (Calcarea carbonica 12X) .
Blood-leaf (Sanguinaria 200C)
Duckweed (Lemna minor 30C, 200C)
Cat-thyme (Teucrium marum verum 6C, 30C, 200C)
Bichromate of Potash (Kali bichromicum)
Lung-wort (Sticta)
Pure Flint (Silicea) 
Arbor Vitae (Thuja occidentalis 12X, 1M)
in 20% USP alc.in purified water.



Formula 6.  
Leopard’s Bane (Apis Mell 12X, 1M) 
Hydrofluorocarbon (Fluoroform 200C) 
Yarrow whole plant (Millefolium 12X, 1M)
Ferric Phosphate (Ferr Phos M) 
Skunk (Mephitis 30C, 1M) 
Kombe Tree Seed (Strophanthus Hispidus 12X, 200C) 
Wild Indigo Root (Baptisia Conf 200C)
Charcoal (Carbo Veg 1M) 
Tin (Stannum Met 30C, 1M)
in 20% USP alc. in purified water.



Probiotic Support – Targeted Strain for Gut Balance

A carefully chosen probiotic yeast that helps support and restore healthy gut flora.
This strain, Saccharomyces boulardii (SB), has been widely studied for its role in maintaining a balanced gastrointestinal environment and supporting recovery in cases of imbalance, overgrowth, or bacterial disruption.

✔ Traditionally associated with candida overgrowth and gastrointestinal balance
✔ Helps maintain microbial equilibrium in the gut
✔ Supports both prevention and recurrence management
✔ Suitable for cats, dogs, and equines

Directions for use
Cats & Dogs: Add 2 scoops of powder once daily to meals.
Equines: Add 1–2 scoops in a little water and give by oral syringe daily if possible.
Recommended minimum use: 2 months to support restoration of healthy gut flora.

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These statements are for general wellbeing and educational purposes only. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease. Always seek veterinary or professional advice for specific health concerns.

DISCLAIMER
The statements made regarding these products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The efficacy of these products has not been confirmed by FDA-approved research. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. All information presented here is not meant as a substitute for or alternative to information from your health care practitioners. The Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act require this notice.