The fastest way to deal with postpartum fever in cats

The fastest way to deal with a cat’s postpartum fever is to reduce the fever with intravenous drip. It is recommended that the owner send the female cat to a nearby pet hospital in time to be injected with antipyretic and anti-inflammatory injections. Postpartum fever in female cats is mostly caused by uterine inflammation and infection. The fever and inflammation need to be reduced quickly to avoid life-threatening injuries.
Tips:
If a female cat has a loss of appetite after giving birth, is listless, and does not take care of the kittens, these are signs of physical discomfort.
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