No. Feline rhinophyma is a high-risk respiratory disease caused by feline herpes virus, with high morbidity and mortality. This disease usually worsens easily in kittens and can lead to conjunctivitis and, in severe cases, loss of vision. Cats suffering from this disease need to receive treatment as soon as possible, such as antibiotic treatment, fluid rehydration, nutritional supplements, etc. If not treated in time, bronchopneumonia may occur and the mortality rate will increase.

Precautions for cats suffering from feline nasal congestion:

1. Environmental hygiene must be done well. Since cat rhinorrhea may be transmitted to other small animals through the nose and mouth, cat owners' environmental sanitation work also includes isolating the cat alone, using a portable cage even outdoors, and using disinfectants to clean the indoor environment and the cat's environment. Storage, cleaning and timely replacement of items.

2. If a kitten that is still drinking milk is isolated, it may not be able to get milk from the mother cat, and the body may become weak due to illness, etc. Then the cat owner must do For good nutritional supplements, you can add some milk powder to cats as supplementary food. Pay attention to the ratio of water and milk powder, and feed some dairy products correctly.

3. Cats suffering from this disease will be very weak and need to supplement a lot of nutrients in time, especially lysine. The supplement of lysine should follow the doctor’s advice.

4. For the symptoms of sneezing, runny nose and cough caused by rhinobronchitis, amoxicillin can be used to alleviate these symptoms. Measure the cat's temperature regularly to ensure that the cat's temperature is not too high.