Symptoms of cats catching cold:

1. Sneezing and runny nose. If the owner finds that the cat sneezes frequently and does not like to move, first rule out whether it is choked. If not, then it may be that it has caught a cold, and the accompanying symptoms include a runny nose.

2. Accompanied by cough. In addition to a runny nose, there may also be symptoms of cough.

3. Like to hide in corners. A cat that usually likes to be playful suddenly one day likes to hide in corners and does not like places with light. It may be sick.

4. Diarrhea occurs. A healthy cat's poop will be solid, but if it catches a cold, the poop will become more watery.

5. There is a lot of eye mucus and tears are always shed. If the cat's condition is more serious, the cat may also have symptoms of excessive eye feces and frequent tears.

6. Increase in body temperature. Catching a cold will also cause the cat's body temperature to rise.

Care methods for cats catching cold:

1. Keep warm. After a cat catches a cold, in order to prevent it from continuing to catch cold, warm things should be prepared in time, such as cat nests, hot water bottles, clothes, etc., so that its body can be warmed up.

2. Supplement nutrition. After a cat catches a cold, it usually suffers from a loss of appetite due to the influence of the body. It is necessary to provide nutritional supplements in time and prepare some of the cat’s favorite foods, such as chicken, beef, fish, etc.

3. Check body temperature. When a cat has a cold, it is necessary to measure the cat's temperature regularly. If it is found that the cat's body temperature exceeds 39.5°C, it must be taken to the hospital for necessary treatment.