In fact, there are many similarities between cat nasal congestion and cat colds. Especially for parents who have just raised cats, they are even more confused when their cats are sick. They don’t know whether the problem is serious or not. So how to distinguish what is a cold and what is a feline nasal branch?

Symptoms of cat colds: Sneezing and runny nose are common in cats in the early stage of a cold. The cat’s energy and appetite are relatively normal, but the appetite may decrease in the mid-term. In the later stage, if the cat’s body temperature rises, Fever-reducing shots are needed. In order to enhance the cat’s resistance when the cat doesn’t like to eat, the owner can feed the cat with nutritional paste instead of food. This can generally prevent the cat from catching a cold, keep the cat warm, and prevent it from getting cold again. If the cat's condition is serious, it needs medical treatment and medication.

Symptoms of cat nasal branch: The symptoms of cat nasal branch will be relatively serious. The cat will first have purulent discharge, frequent sneezing, red eyes, and tears. Later, there will be secretions, red and swollen eyes, and even infection. Severe inflammation and fever. The cat's energy becomes poor, its appetite decreases, and it even stops eating, and its body gradually loses weight. At this time, the first thing to do is to supplement lysine to the cat in time, so that lysine and arginine can be neutralized, so as to achieve the effect of inhibiting feline rhinovirus. Of course, owners usually feed cats with felinamine, which can effectively reduce the incidence of nasal nasal congestion in cats. It would be more troublesome to not wait for the cat to have nasal nasal congestion to replenish it.

The symptoms of cat colds generally do not have a great impact on the energy, and the impact on the appetite is not particularly great, unless it is particularly severe, so parents must pay attention to this, and the problem of cat nasal branch will be Obviously, the best approach is to seek immediate medical attention.