1. Symptoms of Mycoplasma Feline Infection
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1. Conjunctivitis: Mycoplasma is one of the main pathogenic bacteria of cat conjunctivitis, usually manifested as eye secretions Increased, conjunctival congestion and swelling, including redness and swelling of the anus. Cats with conjunctivitis are particularly sensitive to both internal and external stimuli. If they are very stimulated, it is easy to cause an inflammatory reaction. If not treated in time, it is likely to cause Mycoplasma feline eye disease, and the cat’s eye conjunctiva is extremely hyperemic and edematous, leading to conjunctivitis.
2. Upper respiratory tract disease: The main symptoms of this type of disease are increased nasal secretions and sneezing, but mycoplasma is not an upper respiratory tract disease. The main causative agent of respiratory disease is considered a secondary factor.
3. Lower respiratory tract diseases: mainly manifested as cough, shortness of breath, and difficulty breathing. Veterinarians generally make a diagnosis based on clinical symptoms. A few veterinarians can diagnose chlamydia through inclusion bodies, but these diagnoses are also uncertain.
4. In the early stage of mycoplasma infection, cats may also become dehydrated, causing infectious anemia. Chronic symptoms such as weight loss and intermittent fever may also occur. If left untreated, it can lead to cat death.
II. Treatment of Mycoplasma Feline Infection
1. If it is confirmed that the cat is infected with mycoplasma, it needs to go to the hospital for treatment. The disease virus is particularly sensitive to certain drugs, so the drug should be used with caution. Generally, sensitive antibiotics such as erythromycin and lincomycin can be used for treatment.
2. If the cat has too much secretions from the eyes and nose, the owner should clean up these secretions in time. In order to avoid infection of other bacteria, it is best to scrub with normal saline.
3. When cats with obvious symptoms are receiving treatment, in order to maintain a good hydration state, infusion therapy or topical drugs are usually used.
If the cat has mycoplasma infection, the owner should not panic. Timely diagnosis and treatment of many diseases are the key to prevent the disease from worsening must be treated in time. If you have other related questions, you can also consult your veterinarian.
