Things You'll Need
- Damp cloth
- Vasoline
- Microwave
- Cat food
- Chicken soup
Instructions
Wipe away any dried mucus on your cat's face or nose -- use the damp cloth and wipe gently.
Put a little Vasoline on your cat's nose to protect it from dehydration, cracking and irritation.
Warm your cat's food in the microwave. This will increase the smell it gives off and make your cat more likely to eat it.
Give your cat warm chicken soup. If you give your cat homemade soup, make sure you have removed any bones. Make sure your cat drinks plenty of liquids.
Check your cat's sleeping area to make sure it's warm and dry. If necessary, add extra pillows or blankets.