The cat died, with brown water running down its nose and mouth

The cat dies with brown water from its nose and mouth, which can be due to an injury to the cat's nose or mouth, or an infectious disease.

If the cat has suffered external forces before, such as abrasions, impacts or bites, etc., it may cause bleeding and oozing, in this case, the cat should be cleaned and disinfected in time to avoid infection.

In addition, cats may also suffer from infectious diseases, such as upper respiratory tract infections, oral inflammation, etc., at which time cats will have similar symptoms, and if the condition is severe, it will also be accompanied by fever, cough and other symptoms. If this is the case with the cat, it is recommended to take it to the hospital in time for a check-up and **.

In general, for the abnormal symptoms of cats, we should pay attention to and carry out ** in time, and also pay attention to the daily health care and hygiene of cats.

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If the cat's nose is bleeding after death, there are generally two conditions that can cause it, the first consideration is the respiratory outflow, if the cause of the cat's death is pulmonary edema or choking on the trachea when feeding the medicine, then the cat will flow fluid from the mouth and nose after death. The second consideration is the fluid coming out of the digestive system, if the cat drank a lot of water or other fluids before it died, then if the cat is upside down or accidentally compresses the abdomen after the cat's death, it will cause fluid to flow from the mouth and nose.

The ancestors of domestic cats can be traced back to ancient Egypt around 2500 BC.

At that time, in order to control the rodent infestation and protect the barn, the people domesticated wild cats as their rat catchers. Because of their outstanding performance, they were revered as holy beasts by the people of the time.

It has also been suggested that jungle cats and rabbit cats may also be the ancestors of domestic cats, but there is no genetic evidence to support this claim.

Summary. The broken skin of the cat's nose may first be caused by bacterial infection after the skin trauma such as abrasions, scratches, and contusions on the nose. The cat's nose is inflamed and ulcerated, and purulent discharge can be seen in severe cases.

Secondly, it may be caused by ** diseases, such as nasal eczema, fungal infection, etc., resulting in peripheral hair loss and itching. If it's a calicivirus infection, it can also cause nasal ulcers. In addition, if the cat's nose is parasitized by mites, then the cat will scratch its nose due to itching.

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The broken skin of the cat's nose may first be caused by bacterial infection after the skin trauma such as abrasions, scratches, and contusions on the nose. The cat's nose is inflamed and ulcerated, and purulent discharge can be seen in severe cases. Secondly, it may be caused by ** disease, such as nasal eczema, trillion-coarse fungal infection, etc., resulting in peripheral hair loss and itching.

If it is a calicivirus infection, it can also cause ulceration of the rhinogenous hood. In addition, if the cat's nose is parasitized by mites, then the cat will scratch its nose due to itching.

** on this case too.

This situation requires a trip to the hospital, which is usually a viral infection.

Summary. Hello, I'm sorting out the answer based on your question, please wait a while Oh What's the matter with our cat with red water from its nose, not eating, not pulling and not spitting.

Hello, I am sorting out the answer according to your question, please wait a while Hello, be careful, there should be worms or bacteria in the body, that is, cat plague. It is best to take it to the vet for examination

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Can I live with other cats, and is it contagious?

Hello, it is recommended not to, if it is cat plague, it will also be harmful to people, it is recommended to go to the pet hospital as soon as possible for examination**

I am very happy to answer for you, dear, the first point: it is very likely that the cat is erected to know the upper respiratory tract infection, caused by the thick nasal discharge, and it is easy to block the nostrils, difficulty breathing, and may also be accompanied by the symptoms of sneezing, this situation requires the owner to give the cat anti-inflammatory treatment. The second point:

It may be because of a viral infection, such as herpes virus, the cat's nose will also have a thick nose, and it is recommended to test for the virus, if it is a viral infection, it needs anti-infection treatment, with anti-virus**.