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Cats sneeze, and often it is hard to know whether sneezing warrants medical attention. Almost every day I see patients who sneeze and are congested. Most sneezing is due to mild upper-respiratory infections, but sometimes it is due to something more serious.
Bleeding from the nose should always be investigated as it can signal an injury, tumor, bleeding disorder, or even a tick-borne infection. In cats, just as in most other animals, sneezing and nasal discharge are symptoms of literally dozens of different conditions.Some disorders are self-limiting, such as an acute viral infection, while others are recurrent, as in the case of seasonal allergies.lder kitties that develop sneezing and/or nasal discharge should be checked for chronic dental disease or tumors. Cats that live or spend lots of time outdoors are prone to inhalation of foreign bodies such as foxtails that can lead initially to acute symptoms, and then develop into chronic upper airway disease.