The short nose is a unique physical feature of British shorthair cats. Because of this, British shorthair cats’ noses are more likely to itch, so they often sneeze. In addition, if the British shorthair cat's nose is infected with rhinitis or a relatively small foreign object is accidentally introduced in life, it will cause the British shorthair cat to sneeze non-stop. At this time, the owner should take the British shorthair cat to a professional Go to the pet hospital for examination and treatment based on the recommendations of the veterinarian.

British Shorthair

Colds are also the main cause of sneezing in British shorthair cats. Once a British shorthair cat is infected with a cold and its upper respiratory tract infection is severe, the body temperature of the British shorthair cat will rise, and ordinary sneezing will escalate into a violent cough. In order to nip it in the bud, if owners find that their British shorthair cats have a cold, they should take them to the pet hospital for treatment in time to prevent the condition from getting worse. When British shorthair cats are infected with viral rhinotracheitis in life, they will often sneeze. Failure to treat them in time will lead to more serious conditions in British shorthair cats.

Sneezing is a common disease in British shorthair cats and is also an alarm for the cat’s health. Owners should not underestimate the sneezing of British shorthair cats. They must pay full attention to it and use scientific methods to treat it to prevent the condition from getting worse. Finally, it is recommended that breeders should vaccinate British shorthair cats regularly.