Cat diseases and How to treat Them

Cat diseases:

 
 Cats are pets that some people love to acquire and raise them at home. Cats, like humans and other living things, are afflicted with many diseases and health problems, and their breeders must take care of their health in order to avoid infection or harm. The most important of these diseases are the following: ....>>

  arthritis:
  

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The cat is unable to move due to the pain in its joints.

 Causes of injury:
Aging, A specific injury or accident.

 Symptoms of infection:

 Inability to rise and Trying to move a lot to warm the joints.
- The situation has worsened, especially in cold and humid weather.

Treatment:
Initially, try to warm the cat using any method. Reducing your cat's weight to relieve pressure on the joints. Consult your vet to prescribe the appropriate medication, often anti-inflammatory drugs. In addition to avoiding giving the cat any substances containing vitamin A to avoid poisoning, such as fish liver oil.

Blindness:

  
 Cats also develop blindness, a disease that is difficult to detect or pay attention to quickly, because cats use other senses to adapt in their lives, such as hearing and depend on the mustache as well. a

For reasons:
 
The presence of blue water in the eyes. Age. Having retinal disorders. The presence of tumors in the eye. Kidney and thyroid problems. High pressure and the resulting retinal problems, such as tearing, as well as losing vision very quickly. Treatment: You should go to a veterinarian for the necessary checks, often a blood test. Try to keep the cat indoors. Avoid changing house features, especially with regard to furniture, because cats preserve places and get used to them. It is necessary for the cat to be in close proximity to its food container in the same place to avoid its movement.

The flu:

 
Symptoms: the presence of a runny nose and cold, accompanied by tears in the eye. Sneezing frequently. Not eating, as a result of anorexia. Mouth infections, particularly on the tongue. a

To treat:
 First, care must be taken to keep both eyes and nose clean, and this is done using wet cotton balls. The infected cat should be placed in a well-ventilated room in terms of air and sun. Clean your cat's scalp daily to get rid of any germs or dirt. Feed her warm food like sardines, and try to make her inhale warm steam to relieve colds. If you do not notice any improvement in the condition of the affected cat, it should be directed to the veterinarian, because influenza in cats may develop into dehydration in the body.