Influenza in cats is the general name of viral inflammation that affects the upper respiratory tract of cats. It is a common disease in cats and is not fatal to healthy adult cats, but may be fatal for young cats as well as older cats with weak immunity.
You tasted your cat. The answer may be none and yes. Even if yes, the chances of getting the flu are inevitable.
Flu symptoms
Runny nose.
Tears in the eye.
Frequent sneezing.
Anorexia.
Stuffy nose.
Inflammation of the tongue.
Flu treatment
How to help your cat?
1 – Clean the eyes and nose with a damp cotton.
2 – put the cat in a room with air and sun (well ventilated).
3 – cleaning the cat’s scalp daily if she is very sick does not enable it to do so.
4 – provide warm foods such as sardines.
5- Exposing it to warm water vapor to inhale because this stops the leaching.
6 – If the cat refrains from eating and drinking, you should resort immediately to the vet because this means the beginning of dehydration.
