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Cat flu - highly resistant strain
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Hi there,
Cat flu is primarily a viral infection. Treating cats with antibiotics isn't necessarily the right solution, as these medications cannot work against viruses. Furthermore, *self-medicating is a dangerous practice that can have serious consequences for a cat's health.*
Care needs to be varied and tailored to each individual cat's symptoms.
I would suggest that, for now, you stop the treatments you are currently giving them and, most importantly, **take them to a vet** so they can provide viable and effective medical solutions.
However, you can help your cats by giving them a premium wet food, which has a higher water content, is rich in essential nutrients, and is specifically formulated for cats—such as a vet-approved brand of wet food. You can also provide them with a peaceful, secure environment and offer various different water sources.
If possible, I would also recommend isolating the sick cats to prevent them from infecting others.
Best regards,
Laura MICHEL
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