Early clinical symptoms of herpes virus in cats include: depression, sneezing, and coughing, followed by photophobia, conjunctivitis, and serous eye and nasal discharge, rapid increase in body temperature, and paroxysmal burping. Symptoms such as sneezing, deep tracheal cough, and ulcers on the tongue and upper jaw also commonly occur. If there is a secondary bacterial infection, the discharge from the eyes and nose will appear pus-like.

Methods for treating cat herpes virus:

1. Take "Huchang Jingshuang and Xinga Kuaikang Oral Liquid" to supplement lysine and treat cat herpes. When there are a lot of secretions in the cat's eyes and nose, use cotton dipped in saline to remove the secretions adhering to the eyes and nose, and use tobramycin and dexamethasone eye drops on the eyes. However, it should not be used frequently until the symptoms disappear. Deactivate immediately.

2. Supplement the cat’s body with good nutrition, because the cat may not want to eat due to runny nose and other conditions. At this time, it is recommended to feed the cat food with a strong taste to stimulate its appetite, and then feed it some nutritional ointments and other pet supplies. Generally speaking, as long as the cat can eat, its physical recovery will be good.

3. Do a good job of indoor cleaning and hygiene. If you have a multi-cat household, isolate the cats in time. Then do a good job of indoor cleaning and sanitation. Floors and furniture should be cleaned with diluted disinfectant, and then all items used by cats should be cleaned and dried. Pet owners should also wash their hands in time after coming into contact with cats.