Alternation of seasons and sudden changes in temperature will reduce the resistance of the Persian cat respiratory mucosa. The Persian cat is exposed to the rain when it goes out to play, the cat is attacked by cold air after sweating a lot, and the Persian cat is very tired when traveling or checking in, all of which will weaken the body's resistance and cause a cold. Improper maintenance and malnutrition can also cause colds.

Causes of colds in Persian cats:

Persian cats have poor physical fitness, weak resistance, and poor cold-proof performance in cathouses. When the natural temperature suddenly drops and the temperature difference is too large, the resistance of the mucous membrane of the respiratory tract is often reduced. Especially in early spring or late autumn when the temperature is changeable, it is more frequent. Or when the cat sweats after exercising, it can also be attacked by the cold air. When autumn comes, although it is not very cold, the temperature difference between day and night is large at night. Persian cats are more prone to cold at night, so care needs to be paid more attention. To keep the Persian cat from catching a cold. Cold is a common respiratory disease in cats. It is an acute systemic disease mainly caused by inflammation of the upper respiratory tract mucosa. If the treatment is not timely, the inflammation will spread and cause inflammation of the trachea, bronchi, and lungs.

Symptoms of a Persian cat cold:

1. Persian cat sick cat is depressed, crouching less moving and shaking all over,

2. Persian cat's body temperature rises Up to 40 degrees, aversion to wind and fever, runny nose,

3. Persian cats will lose their appetite, flushing of the conjunctiva, tears from shame, hot and cold, rapid breathing and heartbeat, and a small amount of eye secretions ,Difficulty breathing.

4. Persian cats have poor physical fitness, weak resistance, and poor shelter from cold.

5. When the natural temperature suddenly drops and the temperature difference is too large, the resistance of the respiratory mucous membrane is often reduced. The Persian cat's body is stimulated by the cold and cannot adapt to the changes for a while and catches a cold.

6, especially in early spring or late autumn when the temperature is changeable. Or when the Persian cat sweats after exercising, it can also be attacked by the air conditioner.

7. Always pay attention to improving the conditions of the Persian cat's living environment.