Bordetella Bronchiseptica: Is YOUR Cattery at Risk?
This site is typical of the sort of information which is being conveyed to cat fanciers on the internet. Essentially the site is accurate although the recommendation for the use of canine vaccines off-label including Canine Parainfluenza virus components may be questioned.

Feline Bordetella in a UK breeding cattery (case report)
A case report from a cat breeder on a serious Bb outbreak in a UK cattery. Results of antibiotic therapy  and vaccination.

Bordetella bronchiseptica in a US cattery (case report)
An emotional personal report from a cat breeder on a Bb outbreak in a cattery and methods now being used to prevent further disease.

Cats don't get dog diseases, or do they?
This is an overview article on feline bordetella written for cat fanciers and owners and includes their personal experiences of clinical cases. It is interesting in that it describes, from a fanciers viewpoint, the range of clincal signs seen and the fact that cats rarely 'cough'. It also describes the problem that breeders face in identifying carrier cats and methods of treatment. The writer also, mistakenly, suggests that B.bronchiseptica can be transmitted to normal healthy people - there is confusion with pertussis in this regard.

Feline Bordetella - New vaccine
An article on a pet-site written by a US veterinarian with a brief description of the intranasal vaccine available in the USA.

Bordetella - among the most overlooked infections in cats
An article written by a US veterinarian, on a public domain news site.

Abstract of summary paper on pathogenesis of Bordetella infections
The abstract of an excellent paper, which gives a comprehensive summary of current understanding into the pathogenesis of Bordetella infections, is found at this location .

Paper on molecular characterization of haemagglutinin virulence factor
A paper on the molecular characterization of the Bordetella bronchiseptica haemagglutinin virulence factor is found at this location .