How to effectively treat cats with cat nose braces? Can it be cured? Parents who raise cats are particularly afraid of seeing cats with eyes covered in their eyes. They may not be able to open their eyes in severe cases. Moreover, their appetite has decreased a lot compared to before, and they also seem to feel depressed and have no energy. In this case, it is possible that the cat has a problem with the cat's nose.
Female viral rhinotracheitis is an infectious disease caused by feline herpes virus, which is what we often call cat nasal branch. The cat's nose branch is a virus that is infected with the respiratory and digestive tract, so the symptoms of virus infection are generally manifested in the mouth, nasal cavity, eyes and other parts. In the early stage of infection with nasal branch, the cat just sneezes, runny nose, cry, lose appetite, etc., and there is no fever. If a cat has a fever, it is the late stage of infection of nasal branches, and the tears and snot shed are purulent, the cat's eyes and nostrils will be blocked by a large amount of secretions in the later stage, causing respiratory obstruction, which means that the cat is not breathing smoothly and opens its mouth to breathe. If there are symptoms mentioned above, most of them can be confirmed to have cat nose bran.
To prevent and treat cat nasal branches, you need to use antiviral drugs as directed by the doctor to supplement lysine to restrain the arginine in the body. During the treatment process, careful care is required, such as timely removing secretions around the eyes and nose. When the condition is serious, corresponding nutritional support and symptomatic treatment are needed through intravenous infusion. If the cat has changed into a cat's nose, be careful to isolate the sick cat from other animals to prevent infection. During the cat's illness, it will lose appetite and may not be able to eat cat food. You can add some canned food and nutritional paste to feed it.
Cat nose bran is quite terrible for kittens. If they are not treated in time, it may cause the cat to die. If it is an adult cat, this problem is generally not a big problem. It is best to send it to the pet hospital as soon as possible.