Sneezing cat

My cat has started sneezing frequently. This started about 12 hours
ago. He's still eating and seems fine other than the sneezing. Apart
from a vet's visit on Tuesday (less than two days ago) he hasn't been
out the house and garden. I have two cats and neither of them have had
contact with any other cat for months. He keeps rubbing his nose which
suggests that there is some discomfort there. There is no discharge
from his nose or eyes as yet.

Could he be allergic to something? I'm trying to think of anything new
I'm using in the house. The only thing I can think of is the new cat
litter I started using at the weekend. When at the vet he did have a
dye put into his eye (he has a sequestum), but he's had the before
with no problems.

Obviously I'm watching this carefully and he'll be going to the vet if
this doesn't stop within the next 12 hours. In the meantime any ideas?

in article , Denise at
wrote on 7/7/04 10:20 PM:

My cat has started sneezing frequently. This started about 12 hours
ago. He's still eating and seems fine other than the sneezing. Apart
from a vet's visit on Tuesday (less than two days ago) he hasn't been
out the house and garden. I have two cats and neither of them have had
contact with any other cat for months. He keeps rubbing his nose which
suggests that there is some discomfort there. There is no discharge
from his nose or eyes as yet.

Could he be allergic to something? I'm trying to think of anything new
I'm using in the house. The only thing I can think of is the new cat
litter I started using at the weekend. When at the vet he did have a
dye put into his eye (he has a sequestum), but he's had the before
with no problems.

Obviously I'm watching this carefully and he'll be going to the vet if
this doesn't stop within the next 12 hours. In the meantime any ideas?

He might have some fur or somehting backed up in his nose. I would sure go
to the vet. The rubbing the nose is what makes me worry. If something is
stuck there it might turn into an infcection.

in article , Denise at
wrote on 7/7/04 10:20 PM:

My cat has started sneezing frequently. This started about 12 hours
ago. He's still eating and seems fine other than the sneezing. Apart
from a vet's visit on Tuesday (less than two days ago) he hasn't been
out the house and garden. I have two cats and neither of them have had
contact with any other cat for months. He keeps rubbing his nose which
suggests that there is some discomfort there. There is no discharge
from his nose or eyes as yet.

Could he be allergic to something? I'm trying to think of anything new
I'm using in the house. The only thing I can think of is the new cat
litter I started using at the weekend. When at the vet he did have a
dye put into his eye (he has a sequestum), but he's had the before
with no problems.

Obviously I'm watching this carefully and he'll be going to the vet if
this doesn't stop within the next 12 hours. In the meantime any ideas?

He might have some fur or somehting backed up in his nose. I would sure go
to the vet. The rubbing the nose is what makes me worry. If something is
stuck there it might turn into an infcection.

"Denise" wrote in message
om...
My cat has started sneezing frequently. This started about 12 hours
ago. He's still eating and seems fine other than the sneezing. Apart
from a vet's visit on Tuesday (less than two days ago) he hasn't been
out the house and garden. I have two cats and neither of them have had
contact with any other cat for months. He keeps rubbing his nose which
suggests that there is some discomfort there. There is no discharge
from his nose or eyes as yet.

Could he be allergic to something? I'm trying to think of anything new
I'm using in the house. The only thing I can think of is the new cat
litter I started using at the weekend. When at the vet he did have a
dye put into his eye (he has a sequestum), but he's had the before
with no problems.

Obviously I'm watching this carefully and he'll be going to the vet if
this doesn't stop within the next 12 hours. In the meantime any ideas?

If there's no discharge, I wouldn't be too concerned. It could be dust or
something that's bothering him. Could be the new cat litter. Of course, if
it keeps up and there's a change in behavior, contact your vet.


--
-Kelly
kelly at farringtons dot net
Check out www.snittens.com

"Denise" wrote in message
om...
My cat has started sneezing frequently. This started about 12 hours
ago. He's still eating and seems fine other than the sneezing. Apart
from a vet's visit on Tuesday (less than two days ago) he hasn't been
out the house and garden. I have two cats and neither of them have had
contact with any other cat for months. He keeps rubbing his nose which
suggests that there is some discomfort there. There is no discharge
from his nose or eyes as yet.

Could he be allergic to something? I'm trying to think of anything new
I'm using in the house. The only thing I can think of is the new cat
litter I started using at the weekend. When at the vet he did have a
dye put into his eye (he has a sequestum), but he's had the before
with no problems.

Obviously I'm watching this carefully and he'll be going to the vet if
this doesn't stop within the next 12 hours. In the meantime any ideas?

If there's no discharge, I wouldn't be too concerned. It could be dust or
something that's bothering him. Could be the new cat litter. Of course, if
it keeps up and there's a change in behavior, contact your vet.


--
-Kelly
kelly at farringtons dot net
Check out www.snittens.com