Is Garfield cat easy to raise? Is Garfield cat sick if his nose is dry? Generally speaking, Garfield cat (details introduction) should keep its nose moist at all times to be healthy. But occasionally, Garfield's nose will become dry due to various living conditions or certain things. In this case, there is generally no need to worry.

If Garfield’s nose is always dry. And there are no adverse physical reactions, so there is no need to worry too much. The humidity in the air will directly affect Garfield’s nose. For example, in humid summer and cold, dry winter, you will find that the dryness and wetness of Garfield's nose are obviously different. At the same time, the humidity of the air in your home will also directly affect Garfield’s nose. This situation requires the doctor to pay more attention to see if there are any other adverse symptoms while the nose is dry. In addition, Garfield's nose may also be dry when sleeping, which is a relatively common phenomenon. It may be because the body temperature of Garfield cats remains constant during sleep, and Garfield cats do not consume much energy, so their bodies are in a relatively stable state, resulting in Garfield cats’ dry noses. Therefore, Garfield cats’ dry noses do not necessarily mean they are sick. At this time, if you wake up Garfield from sleep and play with Garfield for a while, Garfield's nose will become moist.

Is Garfield’s nose sick?

However, Garfield’s nose will also become dry if he is sick, usually due to constipation, colds and fever. In this case, Garfield should be taken to the hospital promptly to diagnose the cause. Dry nose is only a superficial factor. When Garfield’s nose is dry, we can first check the exclusion factors, such as whether Garfield has symptoms of vomiting and diarrhea. If not, the disease factors mentioned above can basically be ruled out. The temperature at home may be too high, so give Garfield cat more water. If the nose is dry due to disease, take Garfield to the hospital for examination in time and provide injection treatment if necessary. If the kitten’s nose is dry, it may be because he is too young to lick his nose with his tongue. At this time, we can help by using a cotton swab dipped in some water and rub it on the kitten’s nose.

So if you encounter a cat with a dry nose when it first wakes up, there is no problem. If you observe it for a day and Garfield has no energy and a dry nose, it is probably sick. At this time, it It needs to be sent to a pet hospital for treatment.