Consider nasal congestion in cats with runny nose, and generally supplement lysine and pet-specific anti-inflammatory drugs. When the cat's nutrition is supplemented and its body becomes strong, it will no longer have a runny nose. Respiratory tract infection may also be considered if a cat has a runny nose. If the symptoms are mild and single, it is recommended to take Maxing Shigan Powder and drugs containing doxycycline orally.

If your cat has yellow-green nasal discharge and is also accompanied by shortness of breath, consider a lung infection. It is recommended to take the pet to the pet hospital for further examination in time to understand the specific infection situation and facilitate further treatment.