What should I do if my cat catches a cold? Symptoms of a cat cold! Cat colds generally occur in kittens, because kittens have relatively low resistance. A little cold or infection will lead to a cold, mainly There are cases of elevated body temperature, coughing, runny nose and sneezing, but this condition is very similar to cat nasal congestion. Many parents will treat cat nasal congestion as a common cold, which will lead to the cat's death due to ineffective treatment. .

What should I do if my cat catches a cold?

If it is just a simple cold, you can try to take out a quarter of the human dose of children's cold granules, or dissolve Bupleurum granules, Banlangen granules, etc. in a needle-free syringe and feed it to the cat. You can also take amoxicillin to help reduce inflammation. Try to give it as much water as possible, create a quiet environment, and don't let it catch a cold again. Be careful not to expose your cat to direct bright light. Cats with colds will become photophobic.

A cat’s cold can be cured by treating a cat’s nasal branch, but it won’t work if a cat’s nasal branch is treated as a cold. So how to treat both? We know that rhinophyma feline virus replicates and spreads through arginine in cats. The principle of treatment is to supplement lysine to compete with arginine, thereby blocking the further deterioration of rhinophyma feline. You can take catamine products. Catamine is based on lysine and has special effects on cat nasal congestion. Therefore, parents can purchase some catamine products and treat them together to avoid the death of cats due to nasal congestion.

If parents feel that the cat’s condition is serious and they are no longer sure at home, then there is no need to ask further and they must be sent directly to the hospital for treatment. Avoid ineffective treatment due to delayed treatment.