If a cat suffers from bronchial asthma, chronic bronchitis, pneumonia, herpes virus infection, calicivirus infection and other diseases, it will cause the kitten to have shortness of breath; if the kitten eats bones, fish bones and other foods that will get stuck in the throat, you can Pat the kitten's back gently so that it can actively spit out the foreign object.

Coughed on drinking water

When a cat drinks water too quickly and accidentally chokes on itself, it may experience constant puffing like asthma. It usually gets better after a while. Do not give your cat water that is too cold or too hot. Water at room temperature is best.

Has hairball disease

Cats usually use their tongues to comb their hair, which makes it easy for them to eat cat hair into their stomachs. Cats with gastrointestinal indigestion are prone to hairballs. If your kitten gasps like asthma or retches constantly, it may be caused by hair ball disease. You can give it some hair-reducing cream.

Indigestion

When a kitten suffers from indigestion after eating too much, it will always want to retching, and will also be accompanied by coughing and gasping. First, fast the cat for a day, and then observe the cat’s digestion. If it still keeps retching and gassing, it is recommended to feed it some probiotics to recuperate its gastrointestinal condition.