Generally, anti-inflammatory drugs like prednisone, or in very rare cases thalidomide. In severe cases, cats can me given a morphine shot, which has the side effect of making them hyperactive.
No, she doesn't need them. The vets will/should give her antibiotics, and she should be fine. Please don't give her any medication she doesn't need.
You shouldn't give your dog anything without your vets permission
yes to relive the pain
No! Painkillers for humans, dogs or small animals, are toxic to cats. Take your cat to the vet who will prescribe the appropriate painkiller.
One must NEVER give a cat human medicine. Not because cats are allergic, its because it is incredibly easy to overdose and that can often be fatal. Cats are much, much smaller than humans, so giving a cat human antibiotics, even in a small amount, is incredibly dangerous. If a has fallen ill or is in pain or has an infection, take it to the vets immediately so can be treated with medicine that is completely safe for cats.
you would probably go see a vet for that even though it is common usually vets give good treatments for animals
Yes. Vets do perform surgeries on animals.
Take it quickly to a vet or animal clinic; otherwise you risk infection or deformity or both.
Mastitis in cats are similar to that of humans after having a baby. The nipple becomes blocked and can look very painful. Often their is yellow discharge and protruding veins along with hardness and swelling. The best thing to do is get the cat to the vets asap as antibiotics will be needed to clear the infection. In addition until getting to the vets it may help the mother cat if her owner places a warm cloth on the nipples to help sooth the pain
If you are considering vets bills, this is what you will be looking at:Spaying or neuteringKeeping your cat's vaccinations up to dateTeeth cleaning done by your vets under anestheticPossible wounds from cat fightsAllergies (only a few cats suffer from this)Digestive disorders (not all cats have this)Females are more likely to have bladder infections (but not all females)Worms (vet will give you worm capsules)Parasites (shots from your vet will take care of this)
same way they treat all other animals, with care..
Cheese is not poisonous for cats, but it is not recommended to feed them large amounts. Cats are carnivores and do not require dairy in their diet. Some cats may also have lactose intolerance and experience digestive issues if they consume cheese. It is best to stick to cat-appropriate treats and foods.