Cats with colds can eat cooked meat, but not raw meat. Cats are carnivores, and meat contains a lot of protein and other nutrients, which can provide energy and nutritional supplements to cats with colds. However, cats must be fed cooked meat instead of raw meat, because raw meat may contain germs and cause more serious harm to cats who have a cold. Therefore, it is not recommended to feed raw meat to cats with colds, but should feed moderate amounts of cooked meat.

Precautions for cats with colds:

1. Keep warm: If a cat has a cold, pet owners must first take measures to keep the cat warm, in short, do not let it catch a cold. When the weather is hot in summer, don’t let your cat stay in an air-conditioned room, just stay in a dry and ventilated environment; in winter, you need to prepare a warm cat nest for it and wear appropriate clothes.

2. Check for fever: Cats may experience an increase in body temperature during a cold. In this regard, it is recommended that pet owners use a pet thermometer or mercury thermometer to regularly measure the temperature of their cats. If they find that the body temperature exceeds 39.5 degrees Celsius, they should take the cat to the pet hospital for fever-reducing injections in time.

3. Supplement nutrition and enhance immunity: Cats in poor health are more likely to catch colds and get sick. Therefore, pet owners also need to supplement their cats’ nutrition, take good care of their bodies, and enhance their resistance.

4. In addition to feeding the cat some light and nutritious food, you can also feed it pet nutritional supplements such as Meow Cleansing to help it strengthen its nutritional supply. If necessary, you can also give the cat Feeding the cat Amo can help relieve the symptoms of sneezing and runny nose caused by colds.