When I took my beloved fold-eared cat for a walk in the park this morning, I noticed that the kitten was not normal today. He kept sneezing along the way. I didn’t know what was going on, and it didn’t look like anything. It's a cold, so what should you do if your Fold-eared cat sneezes? People who have raised cats must have encountered such a problem. When a cat sneezes, you should first find out the cause of the sneezing. The editor of MengPet.com will introduce to you the reasons why cats sneeze and how to solve it. ​​​​​​

Cat sneezing is most likely due to allergies or a cold. As long as the owner can carefully detect the changes in the cat and find the cause of the sneezing, it can be cured quickly.

1. Short noses are prone to itching

Persian cats, Himalayan cats and other short-nosed companions are sneezers. They always complain that they have no place to put handkerchiefs. Because their nasal passages are narrow, they are prone to sneezing, but if a folded-eared cat always sneezes continuously, it may be infected with rhinitis or a small foreign body is stuck, and a doctor's help is needed.

2. The invisible sneeze engine

Invisible mites and floating hairs float in the air or hide in carpets and quilts, everywhere in the room. These little things are wandering around, some of the matter is too small to be seen by the naked eye, and some can only be seen through the refraction of sunlight. They are the ones that make those sensitive fold-eared cats sneeze constantly. If you want to get rid of mites, you must clean your home diligently and dry your clothes and quilts; if you want to remove floating hairs in the air, you can use advanced air purification products. A clean home environment is the key to ensuring a healthy life for humans and Fold-eared cats. After some Fold-eared cats use cat litter, the dust raised will make their noses irritated. Fold-eared cats with sensitive respiratory tracts will often sneeze when they inhale foreign objects. As an owner, if you find that your cat sneezes repeatedly every time he comes back from going to the toilet, that kind of cat litter will be laid off.

3. Common colds are also annoying

When a Fold-eared cat catches a cold, it will also sneeze and have a runny nose. When the upper respiratory tract infection is severe, the Fold-eared cat's body temperature will rise, and the sneezing will escalate into a violent cough. If the cat has such symptoms, the owner should take the cat to the hospital in time, where the doctor will judge and examine it, and provide drug treatment under the guidance of the doctor. Still the same sentence: Many anti-cold drugs taken by humans cannot be taken by cats. Fold-eared cat owners should keep this in mind.