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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.
One of the most common causes of feline sneezing is a respitatory tract infection such as flu. In these cases, the sneezing is often accompanied by fever, a thick discharge from the nose and sometimes the eyes, loss of appetite and sores in the mouth. If you think this is the cause of your cat's excessive sneezing, you should consult a vet.