The cat's nasal branch is a viral infectious disease and is a relatively serious disease. If it is not treated in time after the onset, it will cause cat death, especially for kittens with a higher mortality rate. This disease is mainly caused by cat herpes virus type I. The incubation period is generally about 3 days. It can be directly transmitted through contact or secretions. Even cats that have recovered will detoxify the surroundings through droplets and feces.

1. How to prevent cat nasal spine

Cat nasal spine is caused by herpes virus infection. At present, the most effective way to prevent cat nasal spine is as follows: First, you need to be vaccinated on time. Usually, three-sample vaccine combinations are needed for the first time, with each injection interval of 21 days, and then one-sample vaccine combination is needed for strengthening. Secondly, when temperature changes greatly, foods with high protein content and B complex vitamins are needed to enhance cats' resistance. Furthermore, it is necessary to regularly disinfect the cat's living environment to prevent the growth of fungi, bacteria and viruses. Finally, once a cat is found to be infected by multiple cats, it is necessary to be isolated and treated in time.

2. How to diagnose cat nasal branch and treatment plan

The diagnosis methods of cat nasal branch are mainly preliminary diagnosis and laboratory diagnosis. First, the diagnosis can be made through the symptoms. Cat infection with cat nasal branches mainly manifests as mental depression, loss of appetite, abnormal body temperature, increased secretions from the eyes and nose, and mostly purulent secretions, accompanied by symptoms of coughing, sneezing, and tears. Secondly, it can be diagnosed through laboratory diagnosis. Currently, PCR detection method can be used to confirm whether it is a cat's nose. At the same time, the inflammation in the body can be determined through routine blood tests. After a cat is diagnosed with a cat's nose, it is necessary to take antiviral, anti-inflammatory, cough and anti-asthma plans for treatment in a timely manner.