Medication Guide for Pet Cats

Cold
Sneezing: Sunflower cold medicine for children
Mild cough: Chuanbei Cough Syrup
Frequent cough: Guargenin + Sunuo
Cough, runny nose and phlegm: Huizhong Gankang Oral Liquid
Gastrointestinal problems
Soft stool: probiotics
Diarrhea: Montmorillonite Powder
Blood in the stool: Yunnan Baiyao
Antiemetic: metoclopramide tablets
Indigestion: yeast tablets
Pancreatitis: Qianbei Gankang Beef Tablets
Skin disinfection
Crewe Disinfectant Spray: Disinfection and Antibacterial
Colorless, odorless, non-irritating and mildest
Iodophor: basic disinfection
Colored and not irritating
Hydrogen peroxide: disinfection of infected wounds
A bit irritating and hemostatic. Not suitable for around the eyes
Yellow syrup: small area wound disinfection
Milder than hydrogen peroxide and does not damage the skin
Skin problems
Dry skin: supplement with fish oil
Bacterial skin disease: iodophor + erythromycin ointment
Fungal skin disease: medicated bath/Pitfen spray
Scabies mites: sulfur ointment
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