People with asthma cannot have hairy things around them, so they cannot keep pets at home. People may have allergic symptoms, and the same is true for cats. Therefore, the parents who raise cats must observe the following situations so that they will not be difficult to deal with when they are serious.
1. Food allergic symptoms: Food containing food coloring, chemical additives, preservatives, expired food, cereals, etc. will cause cats to experience food allergic symptoms. Cats may experience vomiting, diarrhea, dermatitis, skin itching, hair loss, hair loss and other symptoms.
2. Symptoms of drug allergic: Because cats have very different physical differences, many cats will have allergic reactions under safe doses when receiving treatment with certain drugs. Common drugs that cause cats allergies include: penicillin, kanamycin, tetracycline, hemostatic sensitization, vetin calcium, iodine glycerol, phosphorus detergent and other common drugs. Cats will experience weakened heartbeat, weakened eyelids, and sometimes rashes, which are in shock. Severely, the cat will die directly.
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3. Symptoms of bacterial skin allergies: mainly due to parasites such as fleas, lice, mites, etc., causing cats to develop allergic symptoms. Parasites adhere to the cat's body surface. When sucking the cat's blood, saliva containing irritating substances will penetrate deep into the cat's skin. Cats with sensitive constitutions will also be allergic to this. Allergic cats develop dermatitis and eczema throughout the body, with symptoms such as pustules, red patches, and the cat bites the itchy area of the skin, causing hair loss.
4. Other allergic symptoms: If the cat has weak skin resistance, such as air dust, household insect removal agents, camphor, air fragrance agents, disinfectants, paint products, etc., will cause the cat to have allergic symptoms. Cats will experience varying degrees of itchy and swelling of the skin, hair loss, and breathing that can stimulate the nose, etc.
Allergic diseases may seem insignificant, but they can cause great trouble to cats. Some allergic causes will accompany cats throughout their lives and cannot be solved. Therefore, in daily life, you should be good at observing and discovering what cats have allergic reactions to, so as to block these pathogens and allow pets and cats to spend their lives healthy and comfortable.