Treatment of feline rhinitis

1. For chronic feline rhinitis, it is recommended to flush the cat’s nasal cavity with saline first. During the flushing process, the cat’s head needs to be lowered, otherwise the cat will choke.

2. Use pet-specific anti-inflammatory drugs for cats. Just drop the anti-inflammatory drugs directly into the cat’s nasal cavity.

3. Keep the environment hygienic and allow cats to rest peacefully.

4. Observe the cat’s condition. If the cat's condition becomes more serious, it needs to be sent to the hospital for treatment immediately.

The causes of feline rhinitis

1. Stimulated by the cold winter air, the cat’s nasal mucosa is prone to congestion and exudation, so the bacteria that are usually present in the nasal cavity take the opportunity to develop and multiply. Cause inflammation of mucous membranes.

2. When a cat inhales ammonia, chlorine, smoke, dust, pollen, insects, etc., it directly irritates the nasal mucosa and can also cause nose inflammation.

3. Cat rhinitis may also be secondary to the spread of certain infectious diseases or inflammation of adjacent organs.