What are the symptoms of a cat cold?

Cats catch a cold. They have some respiratory inflammation, but there is another big difference between cats and other breeds. When a cat has a cold, it doesn't cough, but it just breathes. It doesn't crack like a puppy, so we often find that if a cat catches a cold, the first one is either fever or depression, or it starts to have a runny nose, pus, pus or a runny nose like clear water, or the cat is wheezing, we always feel that it can't breathe. This is actually a sign that cats may have a respiratory infection.

Cats are still infected with respiratory tract just like puppies. To find out its cause, we need to take antibiotics and some anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory drugs, so that we can get great relief. Cats are more capable of hiding diseases than dogs, and we need to find their discomfort more carefully and carefully.

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