Cats may be infected with the herpes virus, which is what we daily call feline nasal congestion. The causative agent of feline rhinotracheitis herpes virus is feline rhinotracheitis herpes virus. After cats are infected with this virus, the upper respiratory tract is affected. Cats will have runny nose, sneezing, loss of appetite, elevated body temperature, red conjunctiva, increased eye secretions, etc. Condition.

1. How to treat runny nose caused by herpes virus in cats

Cat nasal congestion is a viral infection. If conditions permit, the best treatment method is to take the cat to the pet hospital for fluid infusion, which will have better results. . If the condition can only be treated with medication at home for the time being, it is recommended that you first give the cat nasal branch specific eye drops, which will have a better effect on the inflammation caused by the cat’s nasal branch. You can choose pet-specific eye drops containing anti-viral cytokines, albumin and other ingredients to instill into the eyes, 3 times a day, 2 drops each time, for 7 days. In conjunction with the oral pet-specific antiviral oral liquid, it is recommended to choose an oral liquid containing xylo-oligosaccharides, chromium picolinate and other ingredients, twice a day for 14 days. You can also supplement cats with pet-specific high-immunity factors to play an auxiliary treatment role. You can choose high-immunity factors containing lactose, propolis, avocado powder, enzymatic chicken powder and other ingredients to improve the cat's resistance and immunity. Take the medicine twice a day for 7 days.

2. How to prevent runny nose caused by viral infection

In terms of daily care of cats, it is recommended that cats be vaccinated in time during their childhood to prevent feline infectious diseases.

Then, pay attention to the diet and provide the cat with more nutritious food to enhance the cat’s resistance.

In addition, do not play with sick cats suffering from infectious diseases. Once infected, isolate them immediately to prevent other cats from being infected.