Feline coccidia generally refers to cats infected with coccidia. Cats infected with coccidia generally cannot be transmitted to humans. If a cat is infected with coccidia, the owner should take the cat to a regular pet hospital for treatment in time. With the help of standardized and effective treatment, symptoms can be effectively relieved.

1. Why coccidia cannot be transmitted to humans

Coccidia is a parasitic sporidium that is a native microorganism that can live in the cells of the intestinal wall of livestock and poultry. This parasitic sporozoite can only be transmitted between animals. The human body is not a susceptible host for coccidia, so it does not have the conditions for transmission.

2. Symptoms of cats infected with coccidia

If a cat eats an animal infected with coccidia, the coccidia may enter the body and multiply in the intestine, causing infection. . Symptoms such as increased stool frequency, abdominal pain, fever, nausea, etc. may occur. In severe cases, it may be accompanied by symptoms such as fatigue, palpitation, and weight loss. If this happens, the owner should take the cat to the pet hospital for examination in time, and receive symptomatic treatment based on the examination results. It can effectively relieve physical discomfort and achieve the purpose of treatment.

3. How to care for cats after they are infected with coccidia

During the treatment period, the hygienic care of the cat should be strengthened, bathe frequently, keep the body clean, and pay attention to the cat’s living environment. The environment and daily necessities should be washed and disinfected regularly. After the cat defecates, it should be cleaned up in time to avoid reinfection of the cat. You should also pay attention to the cat's balanced diet and try to feed the cat some easily digestible food, such as nutritional paste, soft foam cat food, etc. You can also let the cat eat some fruits and vegetables, such as cucumbers, apples, carrots, etc., to speed up the body's metabolism. Good for your health. Avoid eating raw and cold foods, such as ice cream, raw meat, etc., to avoid irritating the cat’s gastrointestinal tract and aggravating symptoms, which is not conducive to recovery.