Cats can also catch colds, and their colds will also have certain symptoms. When we see that a cat is not as energetic as usual, it is possible that it is sick. What are the symptoms of a cold in cats? How to identify them based on the symptoms What kind of disease does a cat get? The editor of Chongqing.com will introduce to you the symptoms of cats after catching a cold. Let’s learn more about cats together.

Cats cannot communicate with us, but their series of symptoms can reflect whether they are healthy or sick. Owners should have the ability to identify them.

　1. Runny nose and loud breathing

Cats are like babies. They will feel it clearly after catching a cold. Because cats are relatively lazy animals and sleep more often. If they have difficulty breathing and make loud noises, they may have a cold.

　2. Tears

After a cat catches a cold, it causes nasal congestion, and the nasolacrimal ducts are connected. If the nose is blocked, the only way out is from the tear duct, and tears will flow from there. This is normal, just like a cold in humans.

　3. Sneezing

Sneezing is usually caused by an allergy in the nose or an itchy sensation that goes deep into the external canal and is released through involuntary eruptions. Sneezing is also a common symptom of a cold.

　4. Coughing or shaking

Generally, a cold will be accompanied by a cough, and severe cases will cause shivering, so don’t worry too much.

The above symptoms are almost the same as ours, so it is easy to detect a cat’s cold. The owner must pay attention to observe and care for it.

Normally, cats need to take medicine when they have a cold. People take the same medicine when they are sick, but the dose is a quarter of that of a human. When giving the medicine, mash the tablets and dissolve them in water, and then feed them to the cat with a syringe, because cats take the medicine so easily and it stabilizes the cat’s body. Just hold her mouth with your hands and inject the medicine between the teeth on the side.

In normal times, you should pay attention to your cat’s exercise and nutrition, feed it good-quality cat food, and supplement it with more nutritional supplements, so that your cat will be less likely to catch a cold.