Clinical symptoms of feline bronchopneumonia:

1. Loss of appetite or total body fatigue.

2. In the early stage, there may only be increased eye secretions and sneezing. In severe cases, symptoms such as purulent eyelid secretions, increased coughing, and yellow nasal discharge may appear.

3. Shallow and tight breathing and cough, often dry cough with pain, which later turns into wet cough as the exudate increases.

4. Chronic bronchitis manifests as intractable cough, which is often severe, harsh, and sudden onset of spasmodic cough, which is more severe during exercise, eating, at night, or in the morning and evening.

Measures for feline bronchopneumonia:

1. Hygiene and disinfection: In addition to keeping the room ventilated, dry, and clean on a daily basis, pay attention to the effects of pollen on cats in spring. stimulation.

2. Reduce stress: Stress is a major factor in cats suffering from acute diseases, so if the cat is timid or has a sensitive personality, try to prevent external factors from irritating the cat and avoid the cat from developing symptoms. stress response.

3. Replenish water: Pay more attention to the cat's hydrating diet. Because cats don't like to drink water, you can add a few drops of honey to the water basin to use the sweetness to guide the cat to drink water.