Symptoms of Garfield cold:

1. Runny nose and loud breathing. Cats are relatively lazy animals and tend to have difficulty breathing when sleeping. If the sound is louder, it may be a cold.

2. Tears. Cats can easily cause nasal congestion after catching a cold, which is connected with the nasolacrimal duct. As long as the nose is blocked, tears will flow out from the tear duct, so they will shed tears.

3. Sneezing is usually caused by nose allergies or itching in the nasal cavity.

Precautions for Garfield cats to catch a cold:

1. Supplement nutrition and take measures to keep warm: Pet owners should help Garfield cats take measures to keep warm when the weather is cold, because Catching a cold is also one of the important causes of colds in cats. At the same time, you also need to pay attention to the cat’s nutritional supplement to enhance the cat’s resistance.

2. Measure the body temperature and check whether there is a fever: Garfield cats may still have symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, coughing and other symptoms during this period of time. Pet owners can feed cats Moxie to help reduce these symptoms. The occurrence of similar symptoms, and when Garfield has a cold, its temperature should be measured regularly. If the body temperature exceeds 39.5°C, take Garfield to the pet hospital immediately for antipyretic injections.

3. Be wary of cold symptoms similar to cat plague: Some cold symptoms are very similar to cat plague. The main symptoms of cat plague are sudden high fever, vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, etc. If the pet owner cannot To determine whether your Garfield cat is infected with feline plague, and if the Garfield cat's cold becomes more and more serious, it must be sent to the pet hospital for further examination and treatment in time.