Dear {{owner.name}},

{{pet.name}} has improved enough to continue recovery at home after treatment for upper respiratory infection at {{clinic_name}} (admission {{admission_no}}).

WHAT WE TREATED
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MEDICATIONS
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HOME CARE
• Keep {{pet.name}} indoors and warm; rest is the most important treatment.
• Wipe the eyes and nose gently with a soft cloth dampened in warm water two to three times a day.
• Offer strongly-scented food slightly warmed — cats with blocked noses won't eat what they can't smell.
• Provide a quiet, low-traffic spot to rest, away from other cats if possible (URI is contagious to other cats).
• Encourage water intake — wet food, water fountains, or chicken broth (no onion / garlic).

CALL US IF
• {{pet.name}} stops eating for more than 24 hours
• Breathing becomes laboured or noisy
• Eyes become red, swollen, or have thick discharge
• Lethargy worsens rather than improves

FOLLOW-UP
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