Nasal bronchitis is contagious, and female cats can pass it on to other cats. Cat nasal congestion is caused by herpes virus infection, which is mainly spread through the respiratory tract, such as droplet infection. A female cat with rhinal bronchus will not carry it to her kittens, but it can easily be transmitted to her kittens through her secretions during delivery. Therefore, it is best for pet owners to treat the female cat before she gives birth to kittens. If the disease is transmitted to kittens with poor health, it will be difficult to treat.

Responsive measures for nasal bronchitis in cats:

1. Avoid going out: Nasal bronchitis in cats is contagious and can be easily transmitted through saliva, so you should take good care of your health Separate cats from affected cats and cannot keep them in the same cage to avoid infecting other cats. After the affected cat is isolated alone, it is also necessary to disinfect and sterilize things that the affected cat has come into contact with, including cat litter boxes, tableware, toys and other items. After cleaning with dilute disinfectant water, take them for ultraviolet sterilization.

2. Supplement nutrition: Pregnant cats are very weak during the period of cat nasal congestion and need to supplement more nutrition. You can make some nutritious meals or choose to feed the cat some nutritional paste. You also need to timely Give cats lysine supplements.

3. Other measures: After the female cat is infected with feline nasal branch, some complications will occur, such as red and swollen eyes, tearing, and even conjunctivitis. You can use TQ Cat Eye Drops for cleaning. As for oral ulcers and bad breath, you can feed cats Jiaqi Vitamin B and Chongkoufu, and then spray Chongkouqing to help cats reduce the trouble of bad breath.