Why cats sneezing with blood

Parasite

Cats are often disturbed by parasites in their normal lives. Parasites in the body stimulate the gastrointestinal tract and cause vomiting, blood in the stool, and blood in sneezing are also one of the symptoms. If the parasite is not dewormed in time, the problem will become more serious. Give the cat Baichongqing deworming in about three months to relieve the symptoms of diarrhea and vomiting. Observe whether the cat is pulling out more parasites, and conduct deworming every three months.

Nasal branch infection

When a cat sneezes and bleeds, becomes depressed, sneezes non-stop, and is accompanied by symptoms such as fever, paroxysmal coughing, and loud breathing; thick secretions overflow from the nose, mouth, eyes and other parts. Occasionally, nosebleeds may occur; the cat may be infected with viral rhinotracheitis. Also known as herpes virus, it is also the pathogen that causes nasal congestion. This virus is very common in the cat world, especially stray cats, almost all of which are infected with nasal congestion. It is recommended that parents not adopt stray cats at will; and reduce the breeding density.

How to treat nasal branch

The main purpose of treating herpes virus is to control secondary infections. Cats need to be given the broad-spectrum antibiotic Sono, which is a powerful sterilizer and antiviral. In addition, cats should reduce the amount of arginine in the body and eat feline to effectively supplement lysine. It is recommended to choose feline, which can quickly supplement lysine, relieve symptoms of nasal branch, and control the replication of the virus.

For conjunctivitis, you need to use anti-viral eye drops and animal-specific A-Parker triple eye ointment. Use erythromycin eye ointment at night to remove redness and swelling; control secondary infections of cat eye structures; and improve cat eye symptoms.

In addition to taking medication, the care of sick cats cannot be ignored. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the environment and ensure that the cat has adequate nutrition during treatment. Give cats that are not infected with nasal congestion the feline triple vaccine to prevent it.