What medicine should an Egyptian cat take if it catches a cold? Not only do we humans catch colds, but cats are also very susceptible to catching colds when the seasons change. So, what should you do if your cat has a cold?

First, you need to confirm whether it is cat flu or nasal congestion. It is recommended to take it to a professional pet clinic for a check-up, which is more beneficial to the cat. If the medicine is not used at home without the right symptoms, there is a fear of delaying the best treatment time and turning a minor illness into a serious one.

If you must take medicine for 'cat cold', you can choose 'Pediatric Amoxicillin'. Remember to use children's medicine and reduce the dosage according to the child's weight. This medicine is a granule. You can fold the paper in half, sprinkle the medicine powder on it, open the cat's mouth and pour it in. After eating, use a syringe to give it some water. If the cat doesn't like to take the powder directly, you can mix it with very little water and then pour it into the cat's mouth with a syringe.

For cats with influenza and nasal congestion, special attention should be paid to cleaning their eyes, mouth, and nose every day. The method is to use a cotton swab dipped in clean water (preferably dipped in saline if possible) to clean it and keep their mouth and nose unobstructed. This is very important. Importantly, the cat's appetite can be aroused only if the mouth and nose are clear and the smell can be smelled. The home should be regularly ventilated, and indoor disinfection is best. If there are other cats in the home, they need to be isolated and treated to prevent infection.