What diseases do cats generally have? What are the treatments?

Feline nasal branch. One day in August, I found that my brother's right eye began to bleed pus, and there was a tendency to not open it, so I thought about it and quickly took it to the hospital, and the doctor said that it was possible conjunctivitis, because it was a unilateral eye, so the possibility of a cat's nasal branch was very small. After three days of dropping with ofloxacin, my eyes became more and more serious, and nasal congestion and sneezing began to appear one after another.

The doctor still asked me to observe first, I checked a lot of information, and thought that it should be a viral infection, most likely a nasal branch, and decided to ** first. Note: I am only suitable for cats who have not yet had high fever and loss of appetite, once you have the above symptoms, please go to the hospital for interferon**.

The method is 1. Three times a day, wash the eyes with normal saline first, then mix drops of antiviral eye drops (acyclovir) + antibacterial and anti-inflammatory eye drops (tobramycin), and nasal drops to the nose. 2. Cat ammonia mixed with water, syringe feeding. 3. Sono tablets (antibiotics), one tablet a day.

Giving eye drops to a cat is more difficult than giving a drop, the technique is similar, use your fingers to pull the eyelids open, drop the medicine, and then gently rub the eyelids to help the medicine spread. Don't let go in a hurry, fix the cat's head for about 1 minute to prevent the cat from shaking its head and shaking off the medicine.

Cat moss. In fact, cat moss is the first disease that Xiaobei gets, but in my opinion, this is really a very small problem compared to those chronic diseases, so just write a few sentences.

I guess the reason why Xiao Cheap got sick was that when I first picked him up, I took him to the hospital to take a bath, and I didn't help him dry his hair, and let him dry it with an electric fan by himself. He had never blown a hair dryer before (my sister used towels to dry his body), and he reacted so much that the whole nail was scratched off, and the cat's special hair cage couldn't keep him in. Maybe this time the hair didn't dry thoroughly, leaving a hidden danger for the cat moss growing behind.

One more mouth, so it is a very, very important ...... to cultivate some habits of cats from an early ageBefore he came to me, he was more casual and social, which led to his resistance to some beneficial lifestyles (brushing his teeth, blowing his hair). This creates a vicious circle. Cat moss** is spraying, wear a neck ring to prevent scratching, and bask in the sun.

Then there are multi-pet families segregated from each other. At the same time, cat moss can also be transmitted to people, children's boots with poor immunity protect themselves, touch the cat and wash hands frequently, and regularly disinfect the place where the cat often stays.

In my own case, because of the little cheap cat moss, I had a series of diseases, and I didn't have much energy to spend on this disease later. He's always been the outer and inner parts of his left leg, and it's not good or spreading. He's also always slept with me (not recommended!).

I was lucky not to get ......The men's ticket is a little longer, but it will be better soon.

In short, it is a disease that you don't need to worry about, just take active care.

I think the cat is very serious, my cat's cat is very serious when the cat is in the abdomen, I really don't know what to do, and finally a friend recommended me to try the Chinese medicine crown double anti oral liquid said it was very good, I insisted on feeding it in the morning and evening, almost two months after feeding the cat to the re-examination when the indicators returned to normal. If you want to know more, you can take a look.

There are 4 common diseases in cats:

1. Influenza. Influenza is a viral disease, antibiotics do not work against the virus, usually the best way is to reduce the clinical symptoms of the cat as much as possible, and it is necessary to protect the cat's life by improving the cat's own resistance through balanced nutrition until the cat recovers health. Cats with this disease have a severe cold and may also have sores in the cat's eyes or inside the mouth.

But there's a way to prevent vaccination. Kittens must be vaccinated when the time comes, and adult cats are given a booster shot once a year.

2. Enteritis. This disease is very dangerous, especially for kittens. Symptoms are mostly drowsiness, loss of appetite, dehydration, diarrhea and vomiting, etc., like the flu, if the cat recovers and becomes a carrier of the enteritis virus. Therefore, kittens need to be vaccinated by a professional doctor, and adult cats need to be vaccinated once a year.

3. Parasites.

Fleas and lice are the two most common parasites, and cats do not have uncomfortable symptoms, and it is common for cats to tickle more often, and small fleas or lice will be seen when you pick up cat hair. Regular deworming is required to keep the cat's living environment clean.

4. Poisoning. Poisoning is caused by cats eating things that should not be eaten, such as some green plants, which is very common. Symptoms of poisoning include cramping, vomiting, diarrhea, tremors, unsteadiness, etc. If you suspect that the cat is poisoned at any time, you need to send it to the hospital immediately, and pay attention to what the cat has eaten, so that the doctor can deal with it quickly.

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1. Infectious enteritis

Healthy cats can become infected with infectious enteritis bacteria that are excreted with the feline feces, saliva, and vomit of the sick cat, which not only causes enteritis, but also weakens the cat's resistance to other pathogens. The main symptoms of infectious enteritis in cats are violent vomiting at first, accompanied by persistent high fever, and the cat's appetite will drop sharply. Once infected with infectious enteritis, kittens will gradually begin to have diarrhea and blood in the stool, and may die within 3-4 days.

And if the pregnant cat is infected with this disease, it will basically cause miscarriage or stillbirth.

The prevention of infectious enteritis in cats is to vaccinate cats when they are young, which is more sensible than after they get sick. Affected cats need to be hydrated and nourished so that they have the energy to overcome the disease, and the owner should also accompany and take care of the cat.

2. Infectious anemia

The pathogen of infectious cat anemia cat infectious anemia bacteria parasitizes on the red blood cells, which will destroy the red blood cells and cause anemia, the main symptoms are that the tip of the cat's nose and gums are white and bloodless, and it is easy to faint when exercising. Infectious cat anemia can spread the germ through blood-sucking insects such as fleas and can spread very quickly.

Affected cats must take antibiotics to kill pathogens, but if the cat's immunity is really low, antibiotics can do little to the effect. Therefore, the most important thing is to supplement the cat's nutrition, condition the body, and enhance its resistance.

3. Ascariasis

Ascaris in cats may be transmitted from mother during infancy or by licking roundworm eggs excreted in feces. Cats infected with roundworms will have a lack of energy

Vomiting and diarrhea. In cases such as constipation, the cat's weight will also decrease, and in severe cases, symptoms such as intestinal infarction and anemia will occur.

The main method of ascariasis is to give cats insecticides and regularly deworm cats inside and outside, and the daily items that cats have touched must be disinfected.

Feline infectious enteritis, infectious feline anemia and ascariasis are all relatively common cat diseases in daily life, and I hope the above sharing can help the shovelers. If you have any other questions, you can also ask your veterinarian. Consultation.

Cat diseases mainly include parasites, enteritis, feline nasal branches, urinary tract infections, feline ringworm, feline abdominal transmission, feline plague, etc. Among them, unvaccinated 3 to 5-month-old kittens are susceptible to feline plague, malnourished and poor physical fitness cats are susceptible to feline ringworm, and breed cats are more likely to suffer from feline abdominal transmission than native cats.

Common diseases in cats include parasites, enteritis, feline nasal branches, urinary tract infections, feline ringworm, feline abdominal transmission, feline plague, etc. There are two types of parasites in cats: internal and extracorporeal, and the external parasites are mainly fleas and ear mites.

Feline enteritis is divided into common enteritis and viral enteritis, while feline plague belongs to viral enteritis and is contagious. Feline plague is more common in unvaccinated kittens aged 3 to 5 months.

Feline ringworm is more common in malnourished and poor cats, and the infectious disease of cat belly transmission is more common in 1 or 2-year-old cats and elderly cats, and breed cats are more common in native cats.