Cats with tears and sneezing may have eaten irritating food, caught a cold, or been infected with rhinovirus. Cats may sneeze and shed tears after eating pungent food. The main symptom of a cold in cats is sneezing. The main symptoms of cat nasal congestion are obvious symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection, paroxysmal coughing, sneezing, etc.

Maybe you ate spicy food

First understand the cause, whether the cat has eaten pungent food or dust. Generally, cats are sensitive to peppers and onions. They will sneeze and shed tears after eating or smelling the smell.

Common cold

There are many reasons for cats to catch colds. The weather is cooling, being exposed to rain, and not drying the cat's fur in time after bathing it. Young cats and old cats have poorer resistance and are prone to catching colds. The main symptom of a cat's cold is sneezing. If there is no fever, the cat can take cold granules to dispel cold and detoxify, such as isatis root and bupleurum. After taking the medicine, remember to let the cat rest in a warm and comfortable environment. Try not to disturb the cat's rest. Observe the cat for two or three days to see if the cat's condition improves.

Infection with Rhinitis Virus

Viral rhinotracheitis, also called feline nasal bronchitis, is an acute infectious disease that is very contagious to the upper respiratory tract of cats. It is also called infectious rhinotracheitis. The main symptoms are elevated body temperature, obvious symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection, paroxysmal coughing, sneezing, tearing, conjunctivitis, loss of appetite, weight loss, depression, etc. During this period, the nasal secretions will increase, initially serous, and then After the disease progresses, it becomes purulent. If it is determined to be rhinococcal virus, the first thing to do is to isolate the person in time and disinfect the surrounding environment.