Reviewed by Dr. Becker

In fact, it could be one of the best ways to protect your pets from harmful communicable diseases. It's a shameful tragedy that vets don't normally offer this first. So it's up to you to demand it, for the safety and well-being of your pet - and possibly to prevent a lifetime of grief.

Just like humans, cats, and dogs especially, can develop pneumonia. One type, in particular, can be life-threatening, but all three types must be taken seriously. Know the different types, how to recognize them and what to expect in terms of treatment and prognosis.