Causes of runny nose in cats:

1. Cold: If a cat catches a cold, it will have symptoms such as runny nose, sneezing, and coughing.

2. The nose is irritated by foreign objects: The cat’s nose is relatively sensitive. If it is irritated by dust, dust, or some pungent fragrance, it may cause sneezing and runny nose. Condition.

3. Caused by feline nasal congestion: Feline nasal congestion is a dangerous respiratory infectious disease caused by feline herpes virus. After cats are infected, common symptoms include runny nose, sneezing, paroxysmal coughing, and even fever, which are similar to but different from colds.

Precautions for cats with runny nose:

1. Keep warm: The cat has clear runny nose, is in a good mental state, and does not sneeze frequently. For a common cold, the first thing to do is to keep the cat warm. Especially when the weather is cold, put some blankets or a hot water bottle in the place where the cat rests. Do not let the cat walk around or sleep on the cold floor. floor to prevent the cat from continuing to catch cold and aggravating the condition.

2. Supplement nutrition to the cat: If you want the cat to recover as soon as possible, you can take a conservative approach of nutritional supplementation to deal with the condition. Do not give the cat random cold medicines from humans. This pet nutritional supplement is added to food or drinking water to help cats replenish the nutrients they need during a cold. If your cat has obvious symptoms of sneezing and runny nose, you can take some Wangmeow Amo to help reduce the occurrence of symptoms and speed up the body's recovery. of recovery.

3. Other care: If it is influenza or cold-like symptoms caused by feline rhinovirus, upper respiratory tract inflammation needs to be controlled. In addition to giving the cat amoxicillin, you must also give it timely treatment. To supplement lysine, you can choose to feed cats with Meow Zhiqu to help cats replenish the lysine they need.