Modern thought often places fruits and vegetables at odds with each other. A food can belong to one but not both. Botanically speaking, a fruit develops from the wall of a plant's ovary and encases the seeds, so back in 1893, John Nix was right: Botanists consider tomatoes a fruit, not a vegetable.
and cough in dogs are more commonly the result of a complex of infectious agents including. viruses rather than a single bacterial species. Clearly, Bordetella species can cause symptoms of upper respiratory infection in dogs, and. bordetella species are considered the single most important causal agent for CIRD.
Your upper respiratory infection is not generally caused by bacteria, which is what antibiotics kill. In that regard, feline colds are a bit different. While the initial infection is caused by a feline virus, cats are particularly susceptible to developing secondary bacterial infections. Cats with upper respiratory infections often develop a green or yellow or white discharge from their noses.