Sudden exhalation from the cat's nose may be caused by inhalation of irritating gases, allergies, bacterial colds, influenza, bronchitis, feline nasal congestion, etc. First of all, if it is caused by inhalation of irritating gases, it is a normal physiological phenomenon, and the owner Generally there is no need to worry too much. Secondly, if the body is accompanied by other symptoms, such as nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing, itchy skin, etc., it is recommended that the owner take the cat to a regular pet hospital for relevant examinations, and then cooperate with the doctor for treatment according to the specific conditions of the disease, which can alleviate the symptoms of the disease. Damage to the body is beneficial to the body's recovery.
1. Inhalation of irritating gases
If irritating gases are inhaled into the nasal cavity, it will cause damage to the nasal mucosa, cause shortness of breath, and force the air out. It is necessary to flush with running water to facilitate normal ventilation.
2. Allergies
If you are allergic to clothes or allergic to acne and pollen, you may experience symptoms such as skin itching, nasal swelling, and pain. In severe cases, it may affect normal breathing and lead to outgassing. You need to take pet-specific antihistamines as directed by your doctor, and you also need to use saline to rinse the nasal cavity to reduce irritation to the nasal cavity. You can take your cat to a pet hospital for an allergen check to avoid the presence of allergens in the living environment and reduce the cat’s discomfort.
3. Bacterial cold
Usually caused by bacterial infection, such as hemolytic Streptococcus, Streptococcus pneumoniae, Staphylococcus aureus, etc., which may cause nasal congestion, purulent nasal discharge, Symptoms such as sneezing, when bacteria irritate the nasal mucosa, will affect the normal ventilation function, causing forced exhalation. If a cat suffers from this disease, it needs to go to a regular pet hospital for a comprehensive examination. According to the cause, antibiotics and disease-specific medications should be taken under the guidance of a doctor.
4. Influenza
It is mainly caused by viral infection. Symptoms such as runny nose, nasal itching, and difficulty breathing will appear. You may forcefully exhale when breathing. . It is necessary to follow the doctor's advice and receive antiviral drug treatment through intravenous drip. During the treatment, you need to pay attention to rest, isolate the cat as much as possible, and avoid going out to avoid affecting disease control.
5. Bronchitis
It is mainly caused by microbial infection, physical stimulation and chemical stimulation. The clinical manifestations are mainly cough and sputum. As the disease progresses, it mayIt can cause damage to the bronchial mucosa and cause breathing difficulties. Antiviral drug treatment needs to be administered intravenously according to the doctor's advice. It is recommended that the owner drink more warm water for the cat, which can maintain the body's metabolism and help relieve symptoms.
6. Feline rhinotracheitis
It is mainly an acute infectious disease with strong upper respiratory tract infection in cats. It is also called infectious rhinotracheitis and may be feline rhinotracheitis herpes. Caused by viral infection, it can damage the respiratory tract and digestive tract, causing symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, abnormal breathing, and loss of appetite. You need to take antiviral drug treatment under the guidance of a doctor. You need to pay attention to your eating habits in daily life and give your cat some easily digestible food, such as chicken breasts, canned cats, etc.
During treatment, it is necessary to maintain indoor air circulation and open windows for ventilation, which is conducive to recovery. And you also need to take the cat to the hospital for regular check-ups to understand the specific conditions of disease recovery.
