It is normal for cats to occasionally have boogers. Cats will produce a small amount of boogers during their metabolism. The owner can wet the cat’s nose with water, take a clean tissue and gently wipe the boogers out. . However, if a cat has boogers for a long time, or if the boogers are yellow, purulent or watery, it means that the cat is sick. The owner should observe whether the cat has other abnormalities. It is recommended to take the cat to a nearby pet hospital for examination immediately.

The reasons why cats have boogers:

1. Viral or fungal infection: Common viruses and fungi include herpes virus, calicivirus, Aspergillus, Cryptococcus, etc. .

2. Foreign body irritation: nasal secretions may appear unilaterally.

3. Rhinitis: Allergic rhinitis can cause secretions in the nose.

4. The spread of oral diseases, such as tooth root abscess and oronasal fistula.

5. Colds: Respiratory infections caused by colds cause an increase in boogers secretions.