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Generally characterized by feline sneezing, upper respiratory infections in cats are very common. The symptoms and severity of illness may vary, but upper respiratory infections should be promptly treated to prevent secondary infections and spread to other animals. ... Symptoms that May Accompany Feline Sneezing...
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In most cases, feline sneezing is a result of your cat's respiratory system functioning properly. However, your cat may possibly be sick if he starts to sneeze a lot. There are various things that can cause an episode of feline sneezing.
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When the sneezing is caused by this flare-up, you will find extremely frequent sneezing for about a three-week period. After the flare-ups subside, your cat's nasal passages should return too normal. ... My vet states that the most common cause of sneezing in cats is complications from a feline herpes ailment.
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As with humans, dogs and cats may sneeze when they have colds, flu, or other types of respiratory infections. ... In cats, frequent sneezing is often a sign of feline viral respiratory disease -- cat flu, in other words. In dogs, all-day sneezing that is accompanied by a runny nose is usually a sign of canine viral infection.
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Sneezing is normally a sign that your cat’s respiratory system is functioning properly. However, doing so excessively could mean that there’s a problem. There are various things that can cause excessive feline sneezing.
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About Chronic Feline Sneezing. If your kitty is sneezing on a regular basis, it can be frustrating for both you and your vet. Your cat may also be fatigued from the constant contraction of the muscles that control sneezing.... ... eHow Article: About Chronic Feline Sneezing...
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Despite the highly contagious nature of all the feline upper respiratory agents, it is important to realize that most cats are at very small risk for exposure. In other words, in order to get this kind of infection, a cat must be in the same home as an infected cat or share the same human caretaker, toys or food bowls.
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The sneezing may be what is left of a past upper resp. infection, or a viral disease such as feline rhinotracheitis since he is probably not properly vaccinated against this disease yet. I would advise a visit to your ... ; You are here: Experts > Animals/Pets > Pet Birds > Ask the Veterinarian > Feline Sneezing;
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In most cases, feline sneezing is a result of your cat's respiratory system functioning properly. However, your cat may possibly be sick if he starts to sneeze a lot. There are various things that can cause an episode of feline sneezing.... ... Another common cause of feline sneezing is the rhinotracheitis virus.
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