1. Cats have diarrhea and vomiting after bathing
On the one hand, cats have diarrhea and vomiting after bathing It may be the cat’s stress reaction due to bathing, or it may be the intestinal inflammation caused by the weakened immunity caused by bathing.
The pet owner can use probiotics to regulate the stomach and intestines of the cat. If the cat’s defecation can gradually return to normal after the medication, it is necessary to continue the medication for 3-5 days to consolidate the conditioning. If the cat’s symptoms are more severe, it is necessary to feed targeted intestinal anti-inflammatory, antidiarrheal, and antiemetic drugs.
2. The cat has a cough and runny nose after bathing
The cat has a cough, runny nose, snoring after bathing Symptoms such as sneezing are usually caused by the owner’s failure to close the doors and windows during the bath, causing the cat to catch a cold, or the temperature of the bath water is too low. Decreased strength, cold symptoms caused by respiratory tract infections.
When it is found that the cat has a cough and runny nose after taking a bath, the owner needs to keep the cat warm in time, and feed the cat some liquid food to supplement nutrition and enhance immunity. If the cat has frequent symptoms such as runny nose and cough, you can feed Pointe’s cold medicine Gannuoning Shuanghuanglian Tablets, which will usually take effect in about 3-5 days.
3. The cat loses energy after bathing
After the cat bathes The lack of energy may also be caused by stress or a cold. The owner needs to measure the temperature of the cat and observe whether there is a fever. If the cat’s temperature is normal, first keep the cat warm, and then comfort it more. If there are no other symptoms in the follow-up, it will usually get better in 2-3 days.
4. The cat shivering after taking a bath
The cat shivering after taking a bath is usually caused by catching a cold, if the owner The bath water prepared for the cat is relatively low, the bathing time is too long, and the cat is directly allowed to play outside without drying after the bath, etc., which may cause the cat to catch a cold and shiver. The pet owner should keep the cat warm in time. You can use a mineral water bottle
to fill some hot water, then wrap it with a towel, and put it on the top of the cat litter. Put the cat litter in a leeward warm place. If the cat still has symptoms of shaking, you can give it to the cat. Cover the cat with a blanket, but be careful not to cover the cat’s head to avoid suffocation.
