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Cat sneezing can be attributed to a number of causes, the most common ranging from irritants to allergens to viral infections. Here at Catster, weâve looked broadly into the most frequent reasons why you might have a sneezing cat.
These pet âcoldsâ are caused by airborne virus and bacteria. The virus that cause them do not jump from dogs to cats or vice-versa, but the bacteria involved do. One particular virus of cats that is often the root cause of sneezing is the feline herpes 1 virus (FHV1, rhinotrachitis). You can read more about that virus here. The two common cold viruses of dogs are the Parainfluenza virus and the Type-2 Adenovirus.