Treatment of feline infectious hepatitis

When a cat develops hepatitis, it is important to pay attention to the cat’s condition and pay attention to the diet, and treat the cat in a timely manner in order to make it recover faster. Many parents who love cats know that hepatitis in cats is a very common thing, cats do not eat, vomit, no energy, yellow urine, fever, yellow skin, etc. is likely to be jaundice hepatitis. So how do you determine feline hepatitis before it is diagnosed by a veterinarian so that your cat can be treated in the first place? And then how should the specific medication be used? Symptoms 1, the cat does not eat or drink, no appetite, or want to eat but look at it, do not eat, soon fade down, urine is very yellow. 2, the cat vomited, eat anything vomit, and not vomit hair ball, but vomit yellow water or froth. 3, the cat has no spirit, no eyes, not interested in anything, always kneeling down, not lying down to sleep. 4, do not let touch the stomach, it is estimated that the liver pain. 5, the cat fever evening to the evening fever is higher, the cat is very wilted, no spirit, body temperature higher than usual, nose dry, ears hot. 6, do not love to eat 3 days later, found that the cat gradually yellow inner eyelids, nose yellow, ears yellow, tummy skin yellow, that is out of jaundice, hepatitis has been very clear. Causes 1, poor quality food: many domestic food, etc.; 2, abuse of drugs: large doses of human antibiotics, hormones and other drugs instead of special antibiotics for pets; 3, insecticides: poor quality flea-killing water, poor quality treatment of ear mites; 4, toxic chemicals: excessive disinfectants, etc.; 5, liver cell damage caused, a small part is caused by bacteria and parasites. Treatment 1. Oral administration of the American Denosyl special drug for hepatitis of liver disease for cats, 1 capsule twice a day for the first 5 days, later changed to 1 capsule a day, on an empty stomach. The drug can help cats repair damaged liver cells, eliminate ascites, restore normalization of biliary function, reduce jaundice and promote active feeding. Usually after 5 days, the cat shows significant improvement and can actively eat and recover mentally. After 1 box is taken continuously, the cat is basically cured. 2. Feed high quality and maintain nutritional balance, and food rich in energy and vitamins. As a protein source it is best to add skimmed low energy cream, while as carbohydrates can be fed to foods such as rice. Vitamins need vitamin B and vitamins A, D, E, K. The required energy is 80-100kcal/kg/day. Force-feeding is necessary for animals with no appetite. To minimize vomiting and diarrhea, feed 5 to 10 ml/kg of gruel in 6 to 8 times a day. Sick cats presenting neurological symptoms should preferably be fed a food containing 4g/kg/day protein, 6g/kg/day carbohydrate and 4.4g/kg/day fat. For cats with long-term food therapy, the body weight should be measured regularly to check whether the daily feeding is appropriate. 3. Infusion: According to the condition, electrolyte solution containing sugar (50-60ml/kg/day) should be administered internally or by injection. The amount of sugar should be determined after measuring the blood glucose before the infusion. 4. To promote cholestasis, internal dehydrocholic acid (3 times a day, 10-15mg/kg each time) is given. To reduce plasma ammonia, take lactose internally, arginine or throw with glutamine. Note that cats must be treated promptly when they are sick, so that they can recover faster.