For cats with good physical fitness, the body can completely heal itself in about two or three days, while for some cats with poor physical fitness, it will take more than a week to recover. When cats have a cold, owners need to pay attention to keeping their cats warm. They can usually add more water and some nutrients to their cats to improve their immunity. Also, don’t bathe your cat until it has fully recovered from the cold.

What to do if a cat has a cold and cough:

1. Cool down in time. First, use physical cooling to reduce the cat's fever. You can apply a cold towel on the cat's belly or wipe the cat's belly with alcohol. If the fever does not go down, the owner needs to take the cat to the animal hospital for anti-fever injections. In addition, owners should also be wary of cold-like symptoms caused by cat plague. They need to use cat plague test paper to test and check. If they suspect cat plague, they should be sent to the doctor immediately for treatment.

2. Keep warm. Cats are animals that prefer warmth and have certain requirements for room temperature, so owners must pay attention to adjusting the indoor temperature and keep the room ventilated and dry. As the weather gets cooler, prepare a warm cat nest for your cat to rest in. When a cat has a cold, you cannot bathe or vaccinate the cat to avoid aggravating the cat's cold condition.

3. Supplement nutrition. When a cat catches a cold, his body is relatively weak, so he needs to be given nutrition in time to help him recover easily. Therefore, in addition to feeding cat food, owners also need to make some nutritious meals for cats, such as meat porridge, bone soup, fish soup, etc. Encourage the cat to drink more water and mix cold medicine in the water to help maintain the physiological functions during the period and help reduce the trouble caused by the cold. If the cat has a lot of nasal fluid and tears during the period, it is recommended to wipe the cat clean with a tissue. Keep your eyes clean to prevent eye infection.