What are the symptoms of kitten fever?

Cats are sensitive animals, and their bodies are also sensitive to temperature changes. When the kitten's body temperature rises, it will show the following symptoms:

1, shortness of breath: With the increase of body temperature, the kitten's breathing will become more urgent, the breathing sound will become louder, and even a little breathless.

2. Thirst: When a kitten feels hot, its mouth will also become dry, so there will be symptoms of thirst, and even its tongue will keep licking its lips.

3, loss of appetite: when the kitten is uncomfortable, the appetite will be affected, showing that it does not want to eat.

4. Elevated body temperature: The normal temperature range of kittens is 38℃-39℃. When the body temperature exceeds 39.5℃, the kitten has a fever.

2. The harm of kitten fever

If the kitten has a serious fever, it will pose a great threat to health;

1, physical function decline: when a kitten has a fever, its physical function will be under great pressure, which is manifested by decreased activity or even general weakness.

2. Decline of immunity: The immune cells in the kitten are also sensitive to high temperature, so when the kitten's body temperature rises, the immunity will also decrease, leading to an increase in the risk of diseases such as infection.

3, the development of the disease: when the kitten has a fever, it is likely to develop into other diseases, such as stomatitis, colds, pneumonia and so on. Bring greater risks to health.

3. Ways to prevent kittens from having a fever

Preventing kittens from having a fever can not only reduce their pain, but also ensure their health. The following are ways to prevent kittens from having a fever:

1, control room temperature: indoor temperature is very important for the health of kittens, and too high or too low temperature is not conducive to their health. Therefore, put a suitable thermometer indoors to keep track of the indoor temperature at any time to ensure that the temperature is appropriate.

2. Keep indoor ventilation: Proper ventilation helps indoor air circulation, reduces air pollution, provides a good environment, and helps to ensure the health of kittens.

3, a reasonable diet: a reasonable diet is helpful to the health of kittens. Cats should have a balanced diet, enhance immunity and prevent diseases.

4. Regular physical examination: Take the kitten to the pet hospital for physical examination regularly, find and treat diseases in time, and keep healthy and happy.

4. Treatment of kitten fever

If the kitten has a fever, we need to take the following measures to treat it:

1, cooling: When the kitten has a fever, you can wipe the kitten's body with a wet towel or give them some cold water to help lower the body temperature.

2. Proper exercise: Proper exercise can promote the body circulation of kittens and promote the recovery of body functions.

3. Change the indoor temperature: If the kitten's body temperature has been high, you can adjust the indoor temperature appropriately to make the body temperature return to normal.

4. See a doctor: If the kitten has a fever for a long time or the symptoms are serious, it is necessary to take the kitten to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid aggravating the symptoms and affecting its health.