Metronidazole is generally used for trichomoniasis in cats. Cats taking too much metronidazole can cause side effects such as carcinogenesis, teratogenesis, mutagenesis, and liver damage. If a cat suffers from trichomoniasis, it is recommended that the cat owner first take the cat to a pet hospital for examination, use the medication correctly under the guidance of a veterinarian, and feed the cat correctly according to the instructions for metronidazole and the cat’s actual condition to help the cat recover.

Precautions for feeding metronidazole to cats:

1. Metronidazole is divided into human medicine and drug-receiving medicine. The body structure of cats is different from that of humans, so it cannot be given to cats. Cats are fed human medications.

2. Feed the appropriate dosage according to the guidance of the doctor. For cats, the side effects of drugs are relatively large. A slight deviation in the dosage of the medicine may cause the cat to be fatal. Be careful not to take it lightly.

3. If a cat has diarrhea and soft stools, it is not necessarily due to trichomoniasis. The owner should pay more attention and do not give medicine to the cat privately.