1. Keep warm. Keep the cat warm in time, let the cat lie down in the nest, or give it a small blanket to lie on, rather than lying directly on the ground. Feed some warm food in your diet.

2. Strengthen nutrition. You need to pay more attention to nutrition. You can feed it some millet porridge, soup, etc., and then treat it according to the cold situation and give it some pet medicine to reduce the occurrence of symptoms.

3. Feed probiotics. Some pet probiotics can be mixed into the cat's diet for a long time to help protect the cat's gastrointestinal health and reduce diarrhea.

4. Take montmorillonite powder orally. Pay attention to whether the cat's symptoms are relieved. If the cat has severe vomiting and diarrhea, you can give it some montmorillonite powder orally to relieve the symptoms.

5. Seek medical treatment promptly. If you are also accompanied by vomiting, listlessness, and fever, you must seek medical treatment in time at this time. Because the cat may not simply catch a cold and have diarrhea, but may also suffer from cat plague.

What should I do if my cat is sick?

1. Observe symptoms: Pay attention to the cat’s symptoms, such as loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, difficulty breathing, etc., and record them in time to inform the veterinarian.

2. Preliminary treatment: If your cat has mild symptoms, you can perform some basic treatment first, such as cleaning and disinfecting the wound, giving sufficient water and food, adjusting the environment, etc.

3. Take your cat to the veterinarian: If your cat’s symptoms persist or worsen, you need to take your cat to the veterinarian as soon as possible. The veterinarian will conduct a physical examination, make necessary examinations and diagnoses, and provide appropriate treatment.

4. Provide medical care: According to the recommendations of the veterinarian, provide the cat with corresponding medical care such as medication, nutritional supplements, injections, etc. to keep it comfortable and healthy.