Common anti-inflammatory drugs that cats can take include: amoxicillin, tinidazole, oxytetracycline and other drugs. It is best to seek guidance from a professional veterinarian before using the drugs. It is best not to give anti-inflammatory drugs for humans to pets. Usually owners do not understand the contraindications and dosage of drugs for pets to avoid other risks. Many human drugs are suitable for the human intestine, but taking them by cats may cause drug poisoning and other phenomena. When self-medicating cats, it is best to choose medicines specifically designed for pets. First, they have dosage instructions, and second, they are safe and suitable for pets.

Precautions for cats taking anti-inflammatory drugs:

1. The number of days a cat takes anti-inflammatory drugs is related to the condition and severity of the disease. Under normal circumstances, it is recommended to take anti-inflammatory drugs continuously. Do not take the medicine for more than 7 days. Since anti-inflammatory drugs are metabolized by the liver and kidneys, if the dosage is too high, it may cause liver and kidney damage.

2. It is recommended that the owner should not use medicine without permission. It is best to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and give the cat medicine according to the doctor's instructions.