Symptoms of air-conditioning disease in cats:

1. Cat sneezing is a common phenomenon of "air-conditioning disease". When a cat sneezes, has a runny nose, watery eyes, etc. If you have cold symptoms, it means your cat may be suffering from air conditioning disease.

2. Cats that stay in air-conditioned rooms for too long will suffer from vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms due to cold. Some cats will expose their bellies in pursuit of coolness, which worsens gastrointestinal problems.

Methods to prevent air-conditioning disease in cats:

1. If the pet cat stays in an air-conditioned room, the temperature of the air conditioner must not be too low. Generally, the temperature of the air conditioner must be guaranteed. It works at 26 degrees Celsius. And the air conditioner cannot be turned on for a long time. Generally, breeders can turn on the air conditioner for 1-3 hours and then turn it off, and then open the windows to discharge the indoor air, so that fresh outdoor air can enter, conduct air exchange, and prevent pet cats from being exposed to the air conditioner for a long time. Blow photo.

2. Breeders should also keep the air-conditioned room hygienic and clean, so as to effectively prevent the growth of bacteria and viruses, thereby reducing the possibility of cats absorbing harmful germs. It is best for breeders to use an air humidifier in an air-conditioned room. This can also avoid the cold wind from damaging the mucous membranes of the cat's nose and eyes due to the dryness of the air-conditioned room, and prevent the cat from developing air-conditioning disease.

3. Change the airflow direction and airflow speed in the air-conditioned room regularly. At the same time, ensure that the pet cat in the air-conditioned room has plenty of drinking water, and allow the cat to urinate more to expel toxins from the body.