The diagnosis of feline neuritis is very troublesome. Generally, pet hospitals do not have such conditions. It is necessary to do neuro MRI, which is very expensive. Many hospitals do not have such equipment, but I think it is not necessary to make such a diagnosis of neuritis. I

The diagnosis of

cat neuritis is very troublesome. Generally, pet hospitals do not have such conditions. It is necessary to do neuro MRI, which is very expensive. Many hospitals do not have such equipment, but I think there is no need to make such a diagnosis of neuritis .

If you find that your cat suddenly has a loss of appetite, and its legs and feet are not flexible, but its stool is normal and its blood routine is normal, you can further ask for the above-mentioned test for inflammation indicators.

Under what circumstances will you get neuritis?

1. Unbalanced diet or malnutrition, leading to lack of vitamin B in the body.

2. Neuritis caused by severe stress response;

3. Autoimmune system disease, that is, neuritis caused by the autoimmune system attacking one's own body;

4. Acute neuritis caused by poisoning (food or drug poisoning); 5. Complications of cerebrovascular diseases, such as neuritis caused by cerebral blood vessel blockage.

neuritis treatment?

Let me talk about my cat’s treatment plan: I feed my cat methylcobalamin tablets and vitamin B1, both of which are for humans and very cheap, and the other one is Shenwei Tongda for pets.

As for the dosage, for kittens, it is recommended to feed half a pill each of methylcobalamin tablets and vitamin B1 a day. For Shenweitongda, feed two pills at a time twice a day. After a few days, it will have strength in its legs, and then it will be able to walk slowly after continuing to feed it. After feeding for about a month, it stopped taking the medicine.

Now I only feed it methylcobalamin tablets occasionally. I dare not feed it more. After all, the medicine is three-part poison. Vitamin B1 can be fed every few days.

You can also give it calcium tablets or liquid calcium.

In addition, during the treatment period, the cat can be given leg exercises, and it can be allowed to do more leg exercises, such as climbing stairs (appropriate amount). You can also grab its legs when playing with it. Cats usually want to struggle when their legs are grabbed by others, so you can exercise their legs.

How to effectively prevent it in daily life?

1. Pay attention to the pet's diet, avoid feeding a single food, and take care of the pet's comprehensive nutrition.

2. When necessary, supplement appropriate nutritional elements to ensure that the pet exercises properly.