Cats blowing a fan directly for a long time will catch a cold, especially cats with poor physical fitness and resistance. Cats have very low resistance, especially kittens, so they can only blow the fan appropriately. When blowing a fan on a cat, be sure to swing the fan head so that the cat will not be blown directly and it will not be so irritated. If the cat develops symptoms such as runny nose and cough after blowing the fan, it means the cat has a slight cold. At this time, you should stop blowing the fan immediately and keep warm in time. It can usually be restored in two days.

Things to prevent cats from catching colds:

1. When the weather is cold or the temperature drops sharply, cat owners should not take their cats out casually to prevent them from catching cold.

2. The cat’s nest should be placed in a warm and comfortable place, not in the draft of the hall, to prevent the cat from being attacked by the cold wind for a long time. Before going to bed every day, it is best to check whether the doors and windows are closed and whether the cat is warm while sleeping.

3. Get vaccinated regularly. Vaccines can help prevent common illnesses and infections and reduce the frequency of colds. Check with your veterinarian every year to see if vaccinations are needed.

4. Don’t let cats roam outdoors. There is a high chance of catching a cold through infection, and the best way to prevent it is to reduce the chance of contact with outside animals.