Cats infected with pneumonia will show symptoms of depression, loss of appetite, cough, and body temperature as high as 40°C or above. The main characteristics of feline pneumonia are difficulty breathing and increased breathing times. So what exactly causes pneumonia in cats? ​​​​​​

The cause of pneumonia in cats is usually caused by the spread of bronchial inflammation. When cats have reduced respiratory and systemic resistance due to colds, polluted air, poor ventilation, vitamin deficiency, or the migration of parasites, secondary bacterial infection can cause pneumonia. Some viruses and molds (such as feline distemper virus, calicivirus, histoplasma, and Nocardia) can also cause severe pneumonia.

The occurrence of this disease is generally caused by the spread of colds and bronchitis, the reduction of the body's resistance and infection, sometimes sudden changes in weather, dirty air, vitamin deficiency or migration of parasites, etc., and secondary bacterial infection. Pneumonia can occur. In addition, infection by viruses or molds (such as feline distemper virus, calicivirus, etc.) can also cause pneumonia.