There are many reasons why Garfield sneezes. Due to its specific breed, Garfield's face is very flat with no undulations. This also results in Garfield's nasolacrimal duct being relatively short and easily blocked. Garfield loves to shed tears whenever there is any stimulation, such as cold air, dust, etc. The owner needs to clean the Garfield cat’s eyes every day to maintain Garfield’s eye hygiene. At the same time, the owner also needs to feed the Garfield cat food with less salt to reduce the irritation of the salt to the Garfield cat. In addition, the probability of sneezing is relatively higher than that of ordinary cats. The editor will explain it below:

Although Garfield cats are prone to sneezing, sneezing once or twice occasionally is a normal physiological reaction. This is usually caused by dry air or dust, or hair that irritates the nasal cavity. Don’t worry too much about this. Pay attention to the environment. For hygiene, just keep the room ventilated. It is recommended to take 60 seconds to check whether your cat has nasal congestion.

Only if the cat sneezes continuously should you consider whether the cat is sick. If you sneeze frequently, accompanied by a runny nose or increased eye secretions, your cat has an upper respiratory tract infection. Upper respiratory tract infections are like the flu for humans. Respiratory tract infections can easily spread to the lungs. If not treated in time, it will be more troublesome to treat the infection after it reaches the lungs, and the probability of cure will be greatly reduced. If it is delayed for more than two weeks, a kind of rhinitis will form. It is especially easy to relapse when the season changes or the air conditioner blows, and the resistance decreases.

It is recommended to take doxterine and agenterin, which are specially designed for pets, and combine them with nasal drops for treatment. During the period of medication, you need to take measures to keep warm, pay attention to balanced nutrition, and prevent the cat from inhaling irritating gases.

Next is the problem of allergies, such as pollen, perfume, dust, air fresheners, etc. If you have symptoms of frequent sneezing, you can adjust the environment first, keep warm while avoiding contact with allergens, and ensure air humidity. If symptoms are relieved, just continue.