A cat's continuous sneezing may be caused by irritating odors, foreign body irritation, respiratory tract infection, viral infection, etc. It is recommended that the owner carefully observes the frequency of the cat's sneezing. If it only concentrates in a certain period of time, it is generally considered to be caused by smelling irritating gas or small foreign matter entering the nasal cavity. When the foreign matter is flushed out by the airflow, it can return to normal. . However, if the cat sneezes frequently and continuously, accompanied by symptoms such as coughing, runny nose, and tears, it is more likely to be caused by respiratory infection or viral infection. It is recommended to seek medical treatment in time and receive symptomatic treatment according to the examination results.

1. Smell irritating odors

Cats’ sense of smell is very sensitive. If the owner finds that the cat only sneezes continuously during a certain period of time, it is probably because the cat smells a irritating odor. Sexual smells, such as perfume, oil smoke, cigarette smell, air freshener, etc. Therefore, owners must avoid using these items in front of cats in daily life. In this case, cats can generally recover on their own, and pet owners do not need to worry too much.

2. Foreign body irritation

If the cat only sneezes continuously during a certain period of time, it may also be caused by dust, hair and other foreign bodies in the cat's nasal cavity, which irritates the nasal mucosa. . This situation can generally cause temporary and frequent sneezing. It is recommended that owners carefully check the cat's nose. If there is any foreign body, they should clean the foreign body in the cat's nasal cavity in time.

3. Respiratory tract infection

If the cat not only sneezes continuously, but also has symptoms such as coughing and runny nose, it may also be caused by respiratory infection. Mild infections can generally be treated with injections and medicine. If the infection is more severe, intravenous infusion is usually required. It is recommended that the cat be taken to a pet hospital for treatment in a timely manner.

4. Viral infection

If the cat has not been vaccinated or lacks antibodies in the body, continuous sneezing may also be caused by viral infection, such as feline rhinovirus and feline calicivirus. Infectious diseases such as cats can cause sneezing in cats, which will also be accompanied by increased secretions from the corners of the eyes, tearing and coughing. In this case, you need to take the cat to a pet hospital for treatment immediately to avoid delaying the cat’s condition.