When a kitten has a cold, first use physical cooling to reduce the cat's fever. You can apply a cold towel on the cat's belly or wipe the cat's belly with alcohol. If the fever does not go down, the owner needs to take the cat to the animal hospital for anti-fever injections. In addition, the owner also needs to do a good job in caring for the cat during the illness, such as replacing the cat with warm and clean cotton pads, ensuring a warm living environment for the cat, etc.

Symptoms of colds in kittens:

1. Lack of energy and likes to lie down.

2. Watery discharge from the nose.

3. Sneezing and coughing.

4. Bloodshot eyes, tears, and loss of appetite.

5. The body temperature rises, usually 39~40°C.