How to treat cat herpes virus?

According to the experience of raising cats, when cats are infected with feline herpes virus, the following measures can be taken. But first, we need to know something about this virus. Cat herpesvirus is a big virus, which easily causes cat nasal branches. Specific symptoms include sneezing, runny nose, paroxysmal cough, tears, red eyes, and even conjunctivitis, oral ulcers, fever and so on. Once cats are found to have these symptoms, these methods should be used to help cats recover faster.

1, isolated and disinfected

Cat nasal branch is a high-risk infectious disease of upper respiratory tract, which can spread from cat to cat. Therefore, once the cat owner finds that the cat may be infected with the cat's nose branches, he should quickly disinfect the places where the cat has been, including the used kitchen utensils. Cat litter also needs to be cleaned every day and isolated separately to avoid infecting other cats.

2. Strengthen nutrition supply, especially lysine.

Cats infected with this virus are weak and need a lot of nutritional supplements, especially lysine. However, not all lysine is suitable for cats. Cat owners can supplement lysine for cats, such as Meow Qu Zhi.

3. Take amoxicillin and antipyretic injection.

For sneezing, runny nose, cough and other symptoms caused by the virus, the cat owner can give the cat amoxicillin to relieve these symptoms. Meanwhile, take the cat's temperature. If the cat's temperature exceeds 39.5 degrees, the owner of the cat will take the cat to the pet hospital for an injection to reduce the fever.

4. Other measures that cannot be ignored

Some cats often shed tears after being infected with the virus. Cat owners can clean their cats' eyes with Meow Drops, and some cats are prone to oral ulcers. Cat owners can feed their pets vitamin B for external use to help cats reduce their troubles.