Many parents are scared to death when they know that their cats have rhinophyma, because the early symptoms of rhinophyma are very subtle. Until they are discovered, they are diagnosed with excessive eye mucus, fever, and poor energy. I know that the cat is sick, and cats at this level usually have very serious rhinophyma. As the feline rhinovirus continues to develop, a yellow sticky look will appear in the cat's eyes. If it is not treated in time, it is very dangerous. The first thing the owner should do is the following aspects:

One: Blocking cats

Feline rhinophyma is actually a dangerous respiratory infectious disease that is highly contagious. It is transmitted through previous contact with cats. It usually infects kittens first. Because kittens have relatively weak resistance, the mortality rate of cat rhinophyma is as high as 50%. , so the owner must isolate the sick cat and treat it alone.

2: How to treat it?

The main reason for the occurrence of nasal branch in cats is that cats have a lot of arginine in their bodies, and the feline herpes virus relies on arginine as a carrier to copy and spread the virus. So the root of the problem is how to neutralize arginine and block the spread of the virus. Therefore, cats need to supplement feline amines. Lysine will be rapidly added in the body to oppose arginine, thereby achieving the effect of inhibiting the development of feline rhinovirus.

3: How to schedule after recovery?

After the cat recovers, the owner still needs to continue to supplement catamines to prevent the recurrence of nasal branch. Of course, it can also be fed with nutritional cream to supplement nutrients and enhance the cat’s resistance.

In fact, the simplest way is to send the pet to the hospital for treatment. Since the pet hospitals on the market are now mixed, parents also need to know some knowledge about pet medical care to avoid wrong treatment by the hospital.