In the process of growing up, cats may suffer from a variety of diseases, ranging from colds to cat nasal branches. Although these large and small diseases have relevant treatment methods, as long as we find them in time and handle them properly, the disease will not pose a threat to the lives of cats. Unfortunately, many excrement shovelers still put cats in a very dangerous situation because they can’t solve diseases such as cat plague, Today, Xiaobian will focus on the problem of whether cat plague can heal itself to introduce the common sense related to cat plague to the new dung shoveling officials in detail.

First of all, we need to make it clear that once the cat is suffering from cat plague, if we and the pet doctor do not intervene in time, the cat plague will only intensify and will not heal itself with the passage of time. Therefore, as a shit shoveling officer, we must be aware of the harmfulness of cat plague and do not take chances, let alone ignore it.

Then, some excrement shovelers may have to ask, since the harm of cat plague is so great, how should we determine that our cat is suffering from cat plague? In fact, it is very simple. When we find that the cat has vomiting, bloody stool and other suspected symptoms of cat plague, we should take the cat to the pet hospital for examination in time. There are two main inspection items: one is to test with cat plague test paper, and the other is to conduct blood routine examination.

After the diagnosis of feline plague, we need to inject feline plague serum, interferon and other drugs into the cat at the first time, and give relevant drug treatment according to the cat’s symptoms. For example, if the cat’s vomiting is serious, we need to give the cat stomach medicine to repair the damaged intestines and stomach. If the inflammation in the cat’s body is serious, we need to give the cat bactericidal and anti-inflammatory drugs, but it should be noted that, Whether it is injecting medicine or taking medicine for the cat, it should be carried out under the advice of the pet doctor. Never deal with it by yourself.

To sum up, feline plague cannot heal itself. Once we find that a cat has feline plague, we should be vigilant. Only timely diagnosis and treatment can prevent feline plague from endangering the life of a cat!