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Why do fold-eared cats sneeze? Is there any reason to guide it?

Nowadays, many people like to keep pets, and pay attention to pets such as dogs and cats with beautiful appearance. However, many pet owners hate their pets getting sick, so do you know why a folded-eared cat often sneezes? Below we will teach you what causes folded-eared cats to sneeze.

Cat sneezing is most likely due to allergies or colds. As long as the owner can carefully identify any changes in the cat and find the cause of the sneezing, he can quickly treat and cure the cat.

1. Cats with short noses are easily itchy
   Persian cats, Himalayan cats and the rest of their short-nosed companions are the sneeze squad. They often complain that they don't have the time to let go of silk. Because of their small nasal passages, they are prone to sneezing, but if a folding cat sneezes frequently, it may experience rhinitis or a small foreign body. This will require a doctor's help.
   
   

2. Invisible air bacteria
   Invisible locusts, stray hairs wandering in the air, or hiding in carpets and clothes, are everywhere in the room. These little items are wandering around. Some materials are so small that they are invisible to the naked eye, and some materials can be seen through the reflection of sunlight. They're what make those sensitive fold-eared cats sneeze.
   
   If you want to get rid of mites, you must clean your house and clothes seriously; if you want to remove drifting bacteria in the air, you may wish to use advanced air cleaning products. Keeping the home environment clean is the key to maintaining a healthy life for humans and Fold-eared cats. After some folded-eared cats use cat litter, the dust raised will make their noses uncomfortable. Fold cats with sensitive breathing will often sneeze when receiving foreign objects. As an owner, if you find that your cat sneezes every time he goes to the toilet, you may consider removing the cat litter.
   
   Third, common colds can also cause problems
   Cats with folded ears will catch colds, sneeze, and have a runny nose. When the upper respiratory tract feels more severe, the cat's body temperature will rise, and sneezing will escalate to a severe cough. If the cat has this symptom, the owner should take the cat to the hospital immediately. The doctor will make inferences and observations, and make medication adjustments under the doctor's guidance. Or maybe this sentence: Cats that many people use to resist taking medicine cannot take it, and cat owners need to bear this in mind.
   
   If your cat has cold symptoms, you must pay attention to investigate the cause of the cold so that you can prescribe the right medicine quickly.
   

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