The difference between cat conjunctivitis and cat nasal congestion:

1. From the pathogenic point of view, cat nasal congestion is mainly caused by infection with herpes virus. Conjunctivitis may It is caused by bacterial infection, foreign body stimulation, secondary infection and other factors.

2. In terms of symptoms, cats suffering from feline rhinitis will show symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, watery eyes, and secretions from the eyes and nose, while conjunctivitis will show redness of the conjunctiva and eyes. There are symptoms of discharge.

The relationship between feline conjunctivitis and cat nasal branch:

In many cases, conjunctivitis is the precursor of cat nasal branch. Feline mycorrhizal virus relies on arginine in the cat's body to replicate and spread, so as long as the arginine is reduced, the disease can be effectively controlled. At this time, the cat needs to be supplemented with lysine, which can effectively inhibit and reduce arginine. Acidity, especially when the cat is sick and exhausted.