What are the symptoms of a feline nasal ramus? How should I treat it?

Thick nose, frequent sneezing, coughing, and eye droppings. These are all symptoms of the nasal branch of the cat. If there is a slight problem, you can use Tongyi Shuchang oral liquid**. For traditional Chinese medicine, the effect is slow and cannot be rushed. Early detection, early detection**.

In the early stage, it is runny nose, sneezing, and tears. At this time, you can start **, you can drink easy and comfortable to treat. Drink it twice a day, early detection and early cure.

The symptoms of the feline nasal branch are:

1. After the incubation period of 2 to 3 days, the body temperature will generally rise, and the fever will generally rise to about 40 degrees.

2. The cat coughs and sneezes for more than 48 hours, accompanied by runny nose, which is serous at first and purulent discharge in the later stage.

3. Tearing eyes, serous fluid and other secretions, cloudy eyeballs, conjunctivitis or ulcerative keratitis symptoms.

4. The cat has a loss of appetite and poor spirits.

If your cat has not been vaccinated, is in the kitten stage (under 6 months), or has just been in contact with other cats, the chance of being infected is much higher! In this case, please go to the hospital for a diagnosis!

Since I am going to the hospital for a diagnosis, I will tell you how to be diagnosed after arriving at the hospital. ）

The most commonly used test in pet hospitals is PCR testing, and other methods such as virus isolation and retrovirus testing are rarely used because they are more time-consuming. Therefore, when you go to the hospital, you can ask the doctor if it is a PCR test.

A positive PCR result does not necessarily mean that the current clinical symptoms are caused by the feline herpes virus, but when quantitative point-of-care PCR is used, the detected viral concentration can provide further information, if there is a high concentration of virus in nasal secretions or tears, it means that the virus is replicating actively and is related to clinical symptoms, and if the concentration is low, it is a latent infection.

Because the kitten's resistance is weak, the kitten dies of illness for about half a month, and the mortality rate of secondary infection is higher. Adult cat infections present with symptoms of conjunctivitis and white spots appear on the eyes. Corneal hyperemia, erosion and ulceration of the mouth, difficulty eating, continuous discharge from the mouth, foul smell.

The feline nasal branch is generally transmitted between cats and cats, which is manifested as a sudden onset, very quickly, and the possibility of recovery is relatively large, but there is also a possibility of **.

The ways to prevent the nasal branch in cats are:

Establish a good ventilation environment and disinfection measures, pay attention to environmental hygiene, reduce feeding density, and isolate and disinfect sick cats in time to prevent contact transmission.

First of all, the nasal branch is a contact infectious disease, which is mainly transmitted by air and droplets, so sick cats and healthy cats must be isolated. This kind of isolation cannot be solved by simply closing the cage, it must be isolated in separate rooms. Secondly, domestic cats and stray cats should also have less contact to avoid infection with the virus, and the indoor environment should be ventilated to ensure the flow of fresh air.

The full name of feline rhinotracheitis is an infectious disease between cats and cats, which is a disease of respiratory tract infection, and the clinical symptoms are common cough, sneezing, runny nose, increased eye discharge, fever, etc., and it is susceptible to kittens and unvaccinated cats. Methods can be achieved by administering antibiotics, antivirals, and controlling eye infections, with a typical duration of 7-10 days.

Common symptoms of feline nasal branch are: respiratory symptoms, such as sneezing, runny nose, and purulent nasal discharge in severe cases; eye lesions, redness and swelling of the conjunctiva, and even purulent discharge; Oral symptoms such as gingivitis, mouth ulcers, salivation, etc.; Some animals will have fever and decreased appetite.

In the beginning, cats will only sneeze, runny nose, watery eyes, loss of appetite, etc. and no significant fever. In the later stage, cats will have fever, watery eyes, runny nose, eyes and nostrils are covered with a large amount of secretions, blocking the respiratory tract, making the cat breathe poorly, and even open its mouth.

If the pet owner notices that the cat has the above symptoms, it is likely that it has a feline nasal branch. Therefore, when it is found that the cat has symptoms such as sneezing and runny nose, it should be taken to the hospital immediately for examination to avoid aggravation of the condition. Feline rhinobronchitis, also known as infectious rhinotracheitis, is a highly contagious acute infectious disease that mainly infects the upper respiratory tract of cats.

The causative agent of this disease is the feline rhinotracheitis herpes virus. In natural conditions, it spreads mainly through the respiratory and digestive tracts. When a cat is infected with this virus, the virus multiplies in the epithelial cells of the nose, throat, organs, conjunctiva, and tongue of the sick cat, and is excreted with its secretions.

Clinical manifestations and symptoms of feline nasal branch: the body temperature rises at the beginning of the disease, the symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection are obvious, and paroxysmal cough, sneezing, tearing, runny nose, conjunctivitis, loss of appetite, weight loss, depression, increased nasal secretions, which are serous at first, and then become purulent.

The disease spreads rapidly, often suddenly, the incubation period is 2-6 days, kittens are more susceptible to infection than adult cats, the symptoms are obvious, generally after the kitten is infected, if not in time, about half a month to die, adult cat mortality rate of about 20%-30%.

There are many excrement shovelers who don't think it is true when they see the cat at home sneezing and runny nose, thinking that it is just a common cold, let me see if it is you?

In fact, when the cat began to sneeze, it is not a normal phenomenon, even if there are only two or three sneezes a day, then it should be taken seriously, my cat is because of the symptoms did not receive my attention, which led to the situation of the cat's nasal branch, from the beginning of the sneezing to clear the nose, to the thick nose, and even the eyes began to show symptoms, I knew that the problem was big, so I really hope that your brothers and sisters will see their cats have these conditions do not despise, do not be like me, Here's what I know

1.In the case of a cat's sneezing and pus runny nose, it is not a feline nasal branch, but it is also an upper respiratory tract disease, and it will extend into a feline nasal branch if left unchecked.

2.If there is no nasal discharge when you just sneeze, and your eyes are still red and swollen, it is likely to be conjunctivitis, which is not a feline nasal branch, but it is also stained.

3.The most common thing in the real cat nose branch is the eyes with tears and sneezing and runny nose, which is still light, called chlamydia infection, that is, the disease that my cat suffers from, and if left unchecked, it will later develop into herpes, and that situation is when the eyes are swollen and can't be opened.

4.Calicivirus, which in addition to eye symptoms, will also be accompanied by bad breath, drooling, and oral occipital ulcers, but the latter will only occur when it is very serious, and it will not be found in time.

1. What are the symptoms of the cat's nasal branch?

Feline nasal branch is a common respiratory disease. Symptoms such as runny nose and cough are more obvious in sick cats. Specific symptoms can manifest as follows:

Runny nose. Sick cats often have runny noses, and the nasal discharge is usually watery or mucus-like, and the nasal discharge will turn yellow or green when the disease worsens.

Cough. When the cat's nasal branch is more severe, the sick cat will continue to cough, and this coughing sound is relatively sharp.

Sneeze. At the same time as the runny nose, the sick group source cat will also sneeze, and the sneezing sound will be more frequent.

2. ** of the cat's nose branch

Feline rhinoplasia is a respiratory disease caused by viral infection, and common viruses include feline rhinoramus virus (FVC) and feline virus (FCV). The feline rhinosis virus is mainly divided into two categories: the virus will remain persistent after a single infection, which needs to be carried out**; After the second infection of the virus, most of them do not show symptoms, but a very small number of cats will die.

3. Prevention and**

Prevention: Keep the room dry and clean, avoid places with poor hygiene, eat a balanced diet, enhance the cat's immune system, take a bath and disinfect in time, and regularly (once or twice a year) take the cat to the pet hospital for preventive vaccination.

**: If you find that the cat has obvious symptoms, you should take it to the pet hospital for re-examination in time. At present, for cat nasal branch disease, the main measures are the use of antibiotics, topical antibiotics, antipyretics, and supportive**, etc., and the supplementation of vitamins C and E also helps the cat's body**.

At the same time, pay attention to the diet, water control and isolation of sick cats, and keep the indoor air fresh, so as to facilitate the recovery of the disease.

Feline nasal ramus is a viral infectious disease caused by feline herpes virus, also known as infectious rhinobronchitis, which can generally be transmitted through the respiratory and digestive tracts.

The manifestations of the cat's nasal branch are sneezing, tearing, conjunctival inflammation, corneal hyperemia, oral ulcers, etc., because it is contagious, cats suffering from this disease need to be isolated and raised. Selective use of antibiotics, combined with injections to inhibit virus replication, to help cats improve their own immunity.

For eye inflammation, you can give the cat eye drops that can be anti-inflammatory, you can drop 2 3 times a day, 1 2 drops at a time, if the cat is also accompanied by a violent cough, you can feed loquat syrup.

Finally, during the period when the cat suffers from the feline nasal branch, the nutrition should be strengthened, and some delicious food and nutritional paste can be fed.

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Feline nasal branch. It is an infectious disease of the feline respiratory tract, in which the symptoms of feline herpes virus are very similar to those of a cold, such as fever, sneezing, runny nose and tears after being infected with herpes virus. Some cats may die due to severe respiratory infections after they have a feline nasal branch.

If the cat has a feline nasal branch and does not get a good **, the cat's eyes will become swollen, and even the cat will have symptoms of corneal ulcers, and it will also seriously deteriorate in the respiratory tract, which will cause the cat to sneeze, or the situation of nasal bleeding, and the cat can not even breathe normally and needs to open its mouth to assist breathing.

The method of the feline nasal branch**At this time, we can enhance the cat's immunity and give the cat drugs for respiratory tract infections, such as Rondoqing eye drops, nasal drops, cat tablets and other drugs to shorten the ** cycle of feline herpes virus.

Common symptoms of the cat's nasal branch include coughing, sneezing, watery eyes, runny nose, loss of appetite, and listlessness, which are somewhat similar to cold symptoms. But on the other hand, the nasal branch of the cat may also cause a high fever in the cat. The lethality rate of the nasal branch in cats is very high, and once a cat is infected, it is best to take it to the doctor in time**.

After being infected with the nasal branch of the cat, the cat will be accompanied by symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, and tearing, and will also show loss of appetite, listlessness, and constant runny nose.

The symptoms of the cat's nasal branch are a bit similar to the general cold, and it is easy to confuse. However, compared with the common cold, in addition to sneezing and runny nose, the cat's nasal branch can sometimes cause a high fever that does not go away.

The feline nasal branch is caused by the herpes virus, which has the characteristics of high morbidity, high mortality and low self-healing rate. Once the cat is suspected of being infected with the feline nasal branch, it is best to take it to the doctor for investigation. If not timely, cats tend to die quickly.

For the disease of feline nasal branch, the earlier it is detected and the faster it is detected, the less dangerous the cat's life is. Because it is very contagious, if there are other cats in the house, you must pay attention to isolation.