The reasons why cats often sneeze and have a runny nose in winter:

1. Cats sneezing and having a runny nose in winter may be a precursor to a cold.

2. Cats often sneeze and have a runny nose in winter, or it may be due to environmental reasons. It may be that the environment in which the cat is living is too dusty, which makes the cat allergic, causing it to sneeze and have a runny nose.

3. Cats often sneeze and have a runny nose or have nasal congestion in winter. The main symptoms are thick nasal mucus, loss of appetite, and snoring while sleeping.

Solutions for cats who often sneeze and runny nose in winter:

1. If the cat catches a cold, the cat owner should pay attention to placing the cat’s nest in a relatively close place. A warm place that is not easily blown by the wind.

2. If you find that the cat has been sneezing and having a runny nose, you should immediately take measures to keep it warm. You can put clothes on it first, and then turn on the heater if there is a heater at home. If you need a heater, hold it and place it near the heater, so that the affected cat can rest and recover in a warm place.

3. If the cat’s symptoms of cold are still more obvious, it is also necessary to feed Meow Cleansing. The amount of feeding can be determined according to the age of the cat and the actual situation. It can be mixed in the food for feeding, or it can be fed directly Carry out feeding.

4. When the cat sneezes and has a runny nose, you can also prepare warm water so that the cat can drink it in time after resting. Replenishing water is also helpful for recovery.