Trichomonas in cats will not heal on its own. The main symptoms of cats infected with trichomonas are diarrhea, loss of appetite, vomiting, and weight loss. These situations can be preliminarily determined to be that the cat is infected with trichomonas. The owner needs to go to the pet hospital to buy medicine for the cat to treat, and give the cat medicine on time according to the doctor's instructions to avoid recurrence of the disease due to improper medication. Metronidazole or ronidazole can be used for treatment, and the cat can be fed an appropriate amount of anti-inflammatory drugs according to the situation.

Treatment methods for trichomonas in cats:

1. Cats infected with trichomonas may develop symptoms such as diarrhea, soft stools, and bleeding. Generally, ordinary anthelmintic drugs are not effective in treating trichomonas in cats. You can choose to feed metronidazole to cats to treat trichomonas infections in cats. It should be administered on time every day for about a week.

2. At the same time, the cat’s living environment and items used need to be disinfected to keep the living environment dry and hygienic.

3. It is necessary to ensure that the cat’s diet is healthy, and the cat’s water basin and food basin should be cleaned regularly to ensure that they are clean and hygienic. When there are multiple cats in the home, it is recommended to use the litter box separately from the sick cat to avoid infection by other cats, and the litter box needs to be cleaned regularly.

4. Supplement a certain amount of cat-specific probiotics to help gastrointestinal digestion. Because anthelmintics and trichomonas have a certain impact on the gastrointestinal tract, intestinal probiotics need to be supplemented during treatment, which can be added to prescription cans edible.