[header] How to diagnose feline upper respiratory illness [title] Keep an eye out for nasal discharge. [step] Like a cold or flu in humans, a urti will be uncomfortable for a cat because of the symptoms associated with it. A cat suffering from a urti will usually exhibit nasal discharge and the irritation associated with that.
[header] How to diagnose feline upper respiratory illness [title] Keep an eye out for nasal discharge. [step] Like a cold or flu in humans, a urti will be uncomfortable for a cat because of the symptoms associated with it. A cat suffering from a urti will usually exhibit nasal discharge and the irritation associated with that.
[substeps] The cat won't initially show signs of improvement. Instead, the cat will show fewer and fewer symptoms. [substeps] A feline upper respiratory infection often appears as a white, lumpy, or red film and develops on the facial tissues. The symptoms can linger for weeks or even months. [substeps] Nasal discharge can cause the cat to have a very crusty nose. When the discharge is not wiped away, it can dry under and around the nose area. If your cat exhibits any of the following symptoms, call your vet : [substeps] Mucus that may be stuck in its nostrils discharge coming out of the nose. [title] Monitor its appetite, getting more than 4 milligrams of fresh milk daily.