Why does my cat sneeze from time to time?

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Occasional sneezing may be from inhaling foreign matter such as fur, dust, pollen, lint, or chemical cleaners. As long as the cat shows no runny nose, fever, lethargy, or loss of appetite, there is usually no need to worry. The owner should clean the indoor environment regularly and promptly remove fur and dust.

In addition, if the cat often sneezes while digging in the litter, it may be caused by excessive litter dust, so the owner should switch to a low-dust cat litter.

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