In the process of raising cats, it is essential to prepare some necessary medicines for cats. For example, if a cat has indigestion, you can take out the standing medicines at home and give them to the cat. So what medicines should be used in life? Is it a necessary medicine for raising cats?

1. Hair ball vomiting cream: When grooming its fur, cats will lick a large amount of hair into their stomach, which will form hair balls in the long run and hinder their digestion. Hair ball vomiting cream will cause cats to vomit hair balls, and the effect is obvious .

2. Setaria: Setaria will cause cats to vomit hairballs without spending a penny.

3. Baizufuning Tablets: Don’t be too anxious if your cat has diarrhea. It is mostly caused by indigestion. At this time, feeding the kitten some Baichufu Ning Tablets will be very effective. It is also very effective in treating respiratory diseases such as coughing and sneezing.

4. Chloramphenicol eye drops: a must for cats. Due to breed reasons, some cats, such as Persian cats, Himalayan cats, etc., have relatively short nasal cavities and lacrimal glands, and their eyes will leave some secretions every day. If ignored, it will not only affect the appearance, but also easily cause corneal inflammation in the long run. In severe cases, Blind the cat.

5. Fulien sprays and drops: Cats that often go out are prone to external parasites, such as lice, fleas, etc. With this ectoparasite-fighting lotion, your cat can go out safely. ​​​​​​

6. Levamisole, Bisilicon: Parasites in cats should be eliminated at least once a year. When taking medicine, you should strictly follow the doctor's advice or the dosage specified in the instructions.

7. Ear cleaning solution: If the cat often scratches its ears, it must have an ear disease. If not treated in time, it will lead to otitis interna and meningitis, so ear mites must be cleaned in time.

8. Iodine and alcohol: Cats are natural hunters and often jump up and down, so injuries are inevitable. If it is a simple skin injury, just use iodine and alcohol to disinfect it.

9. External emergency ointment: This ointment is recommended by cat friends. It is composed of skullcap, white peony root, salvia miltiorrhiza, psoralen, ginseng, dangshen, honeysuckle, poria, motherwort, Houttuynia cordata, and commelina. Traditional Chinese medicine ointments made from processed medicinal herbs such as , Xinyi, licorice, artemisia annua, camphor and other medicinal flavors. It has obvious effects on wound infections or long-term non-healing.

10. Iodophor: This is also a very easy-to-buy trauma anti-inflammatory drug, but cats are sensitive to iodine, so you must pay attention to the concentration of iodine when using it, and you must not use concentrated iodine tincture. According to the standard: iodophor with a concentration of 0.5%-1% can be applied to the skin and mucous membranes, 2% iodine is used for general skin disinfection, such as small boils, etc.; 3.5%-5% iodine is used on the skin before surgery or injections. disinfect. It is worth noting that iodophor can only be used as a trauma medicine and cannot be taken orally, and it cannot be used directly to disinfect damaged skin, eyes and oral mucosa, because cats are sensitive to iodine, and cats with poor physical condition may feel a burning sensation at the site of application after use. , itching, redness and swelling, etc.In this case, the medication should be stopped, the local medication should be washed away, and if necessary, consult a physician.

Not all medicines can be fed to cats by owners, such as some common cold medicines, styptic powders, hair removal creams, etc. Owners can feed cats by themselves, but some anti-inflammatory drugs should still be taken according to the doctor's knowledge.