Generally, colds from humans are not transmitted to cats for the following reasons: 1. Common bacterial respiratory infections are not contagious, and the structure of the respiratory tract of cats is different from that of humans, so Will not be infected. 2. If it is viral influenza, it will not be transmitted to cats because cats are not susceptible to human influenza viruses. There are currently many zoonotic diseases that can be transmitted between cats and humans, but influenza viruses are not included. If the owner is worried about catching a cold in his cat, he can take appropriate isolation measures to keep the cat away from him, or he can use aspirin and other antibiotics for treatment.

Can cat colds be transmitted to humans?

Cat colds are not usually contagious to humans. Because the respiratory system of cats is different from that of humans, it generally does not spread directly, but it has a certain probability of disease transmission. Cats have a lot of bacteria on their bodies, and there are also certain bacteria in their eyes, and there may be a chance of infection through close contact. Generally speaking, the resistance of cats is stronger than that of humans. When cats are sick, try not to have too close contact.