How to solve a cat’s spring cold:

1. Keep warm and take more care. Increase nutrition to improve the cat's own resistance until it recovers naturally. Cats with high body temperatures and not eating will need intravenous fluids.

2. Take the cat to the pet hospital and intramuscularly inject antipyretic and analgesic drugs such as 0.1ml of 5% metapyrine or 0.5ml of compound aminopyrine solution.

3. To control upper respiratory tract inflammation, go to the hospital for intramuscular injection of antibiotics or sulfonamides; or take oral cotrimoxazole, 15 to 30 mg/kg, twice a day. Be careful not to feed the patient in human amounts.

What should you pay attention to when cats catch colds in spring:

1. Although the temperature gets warmer in spring, the temperature difference between day and night is large. Cats are more likely to catch cold at night, so care is required. Take extra care to prevent your cat from catching a cold. Cold is a common respiratory disease in cats. It is an acute systemic disease mainly caused by inflammation of the upper respiratory tract mucosa. If not treated in time, the inflammation will spread and cause inflammation of the trachea, bronchi, and lungs.

2. Symptoms of cats having a cold. Depression, hunkering down and less movement, loss of appetite; elevated body temperature, trembling all over, and cold tips of ears and nose; runny nose, frequent coughing, and frequent sneezing; flushing of the conjunctiva, accompanied by secretions; in severe cases, rapid heartbeat, Difficulty breathing.

3. Factors that cause cats to catch colds. The change of seasons and sudden changes in temperature reduce the resistance of the cat's respiratory mucosa. (Most common in spring and autumn) Factors such as cats getting caught in the rain while out playing, cats being hit by cold air after sweating a lot after exercising a lot, or cats being tired due to traveling or shipping, can all weaken the body's resistance and cause a cold. Improper maintenance and malnutrition can also cause colds. Colds caused by other respiratory diseases.

4. Preventive measures. Strengthen care and pay attention to staying late. For those who have high body temperature and refuse to eat, it is best to take intravenous supplements. Antipyretic and analgesic drugs are effective. Intramuscular injection of 0.1 ml of 50% metamizole solution or 0.5 ml of compound aminopyrine solution, twice a day for 1 to 3 consecutive days. To control upper respiratory tract inflammation, antibiotics or sulfa drugs can be intramuscularly injected in the usual amount at the same time.