If a cat suffers from rhinophyma felis, it may die within a week if left unchecked. Nasal bronchitis is not a 100% fatal disease. As long as parents treat it well, the probability of survival is very high. After we find that the cat is infected with rhinal bronchus, we must isolate it in time, follow the doctor's advice and treat it every day. Cats take lysine supplements to increase their resistance.

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Cats with nasal congestion will have a large increase in eye and nose secretions. Parents should ensure that the cat’s eyes and nose are clean and hygienic during treatment. This will make the cat more comfortable and have a greater chance of survival.