The process of self-healing of a cat cold depends on the severity of the condition and the cat's own immunity. Here are some tips to help cats heal themselves when they catch a cold:
Keep warm: Provide a warm, dry environment for your cat and avoid direct wind. A warm blanket or electric blanket can be used to keep your cat's body warm.
Hydration: Make sure your cat has enough water intake to keep it hydrated. Some warm water or warm salt water can be provided to help the cat rehydrate.
Dietary modification: Provide cats with some highly nutritious, easily digestible foods, such as chicken, fish, etc. Avoid feeding your cat spicy, greasy food that can irritate the respiratory tract.
Rest: Give the cat enough rest time to avoid overactivity and fatigue.
When a cat has cold symptoms, such as sneezing, runny nose, coughing, etc., many owners will be worried. However, if these symptoms continue to worsen, such as high fever and difficulty breathing, it is necessary to be more vigilant. Because it could mean that the cat's condition has become serious and requires prompt medical attention.
When bringing a cat to the doctor, the doctor will first perform a detailed examination, including auscultation, palpation, and laboratory tests. Through these examinations, the doctor can determine the cat's condition and develop a suitable ** plan for it.