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Cats breathe loudly and loudly, which may be a lung infection caused by a virus, and this type of disease is more susceptible to unvaccinated cats. Sometimes it is similar to the symptoms of the virus, if you find that the cat has been in the nest for a long time, walking and breathing unsteadily, it means that the virus has infected the lungs, and you need to take the cat to the pet hospital in time to receive it**. Some parents also believe that cats will also have snoring and loud breathing noises under normal circumstances.

For example, in the hot summer, due to the influence of the environment, the cat's breathing may become rapid, and the breathing sound becomes loud. However, this is generally normal. As a parent, pay attention to cooling the cat to prevent heatstroke, and there will be no heat stroke or life-threatening situation.

It is worth noting that as a parent, you should pay attention to it when you find that your cat's breathing sound becomes louder. First carefully observe the cat's physical condition. If it's normal, then parents don't need to worry too much.

However, once an abnormality is found, parents should also take the cat to the pet hospital in time to receive **, and do not delay the treatment of the cat for no reason.

Is it a purring sound? If so, congratulations, it means that the cat is relaxed and comfortable, and only in front of people he likes and trusts. If you sneeze and your nose is dry, you have a cold, so you should go to the pet hospital immediately!

Is it a purring sound? That means it likes you very much and is comfortable. If your nose is wet and you have a dry nose and you are sneezing, it is best to see a veterinarian.

1. It is possible that cats are born with narrow nasal passages, so it is more difficult to breathe than other cats, in this case, you can choose to have nasal passage surgery to dilate the nasal passages and make breathing smoother.

Second, it may be because the cat has a cold, runny nose and blocked the nostrils, so the breathing sound is heavy, in this case, it is recommended that the owner take it to the hospital in time for anti-inflammatory treatment.

3. It may be caused by viral infection, especially herpes virus infection, which may have a thick nasal discharge, which requires antiviral treatment and anti-inflammatory treatment.

Do a good job of keeping your cat warm:

When the cat's breathing is like phlegm and nasal congestion, the pet owner should first take measures to keep the cat warm. During the cat cold, the pet owner should not let the cat blow the air conditioner or blow the fan, do not let the cat lie on the cold ground to sleep, the owner can prepare an ice mat or a mat for the cat to sleep. When the cat has a cold, the pet owner should not rush to bathe the cat, and wait for the cat to have a cold and then help the cat bathe.

The cat's breathing sound is very heavy, as if it has a stuffy nose.

Then you need to pay attention to whether the cat has a runny nose.

Or if it's a sneeze, the cat may be sick.

Generally speaking, when the cat's breathing is very heavy, it is because of a cold, and the cat has a cold, and the common reason is a cold. Therefore, in the beginning, pet owners should take measures to keep their cats warm.

Cats are infected with cold or other diseases, such as feline nasal branches.

It may also cause such symptoms in cats, or the sequelae of diseases such as the nasal branch of cats.

Pet owners should also be timely and clean the indoor environment, otherwise when the cat is sick, there will be bacterial invasion that will only make the body worse.

Causes of certain breeds, such as Garfield.

Congenital shortness of the trachea is accompanied by worsening breathing sounds.

Pet owners should also be timely and clean the indoor environment, otherwise when the cat is sick, there will be bacterial invasion that will only make the body worse.

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