Symptoms of a cat cold:

1. In the early stages of a cat cold, there is usually mild sneezing and runny nose. In more serious cases, it will occur frequently. Sneezing, discharge of yellow purulent nasal discharge, and long-term discharge of mucus from the nose.

2. Loss of mental appetite can be clearly seen, and in severe cases, the patient may become motionless. Not just colds, when cats have fever and other problems, most diseases will cause cats to behave abnormally.

3. The cat’s nose will also become dry, and sometimes it will feel slightly hot to the touch. A normal, healthy cat's nose is warm and cool. If this happens, you can first measure the cat's body temperature to see if it has a fever.

4. Cats with a common cold may have an increase in tears. If your cat not only sneezes and has a runny nose, but also has red and swollen eyes, tears and pus, then you should consider feline nasal congestion. Feline nasal congestion is a more serious upper respiratory tract disease.

Possible causes of cat colds:

1. The temperature of the environment where cats live is hot and cold, causing cats to catch colds.

2. Failure to dry the cat’s hair after bathing it causes the cat to catch a cold.

3. The outside temperature is too low, causing the cat to catch a cold. When a cat has a cold, attention should be paid to keeping the cat warm, and you can feed the cat special cold medicine for treatment.