My two cats have both been sneezing a lot lately, since we moved into a new house about 2 weeks ago. Both still have high energy levels and are eating regularly. I'm assuming it's all the pollen flying around this time of year but just want to make sure there isn't more we should be doing/looking for as far as symptoms.

My 7 year old kitty has been sneezing up a storm for about 3 days. He will rub his nose while sneezing, and seems a bit lethargic. He's had this happen before, and I think it's just the allergies in the air from summer, but this time one side of his face swelled up slightly and he's got eye nasties. Just one eye though, the one on the side of the swelling. We had another cat who would go through this, but without the sneezing. We took him to the vet about two weeks ago for a different allergy. (An allergic reaction to flees, and the vet gave him a shot of allergy medication and stuff. We put all our money into that, so we can't afford to take him to the vet again this soon. I'm not to worried, but still not to sure what to do. In a bit I'm going to give him a warm bath, steam up the bathroom to see if that calms his itchy nose.

My cat has been sneezing and coughing for a couple weeks I had just taken him to the vet a month ago for a physical and vaccines oh and a blood glucose test. All checked out fine. I know the allergies have really been bad here In Arkansas but he is a indoor cat only. He does set by the back sliding glass door all day.Should I wait longer or take him back to the vet he is 13. He still eats well and plays no lethargy.

My cat suffers from very bad eye inflammation. he does not cough or sneeze, so vets always want to treat it as an infection. I was convinced it was allergy related, and eventually one vet gave him steroid drops which did work for a good while. Recently one eye flared up again and the steroid drops calmed it but his third eye was up. Vet found an ulcer in his eye and said that is why the steroids were not working. Soon after, his other eye became very inflamed. I have 2 house cats .. they do have a catio which is open to the fresh air. My garden is full of shrubs and trees. I initially thought the allergy was caused by cat litter, scratching posts etc, but now I am thinking it is most likely pollen. Sascha is having eye drops 8x a day. Have kept both cats completely indoors for the last 3 days and Sascha's eyes are much improved. Seems I will have to keep him in the house with windows and doors closed, and no access to fresh air at all.

We just saw our vet for Gracie and her seasonal allergies. She is strictly indoors. Over the past several years we have ruled out food allergies as well as mites, but she still cycles through her itchy phases where she scratches her head into one big scab. You cant even touch her she is so hypersensitive. I've been telling them that hers start up when the pollen is high, the same time mine start flaring up. Today they finally agreed it is pollen related. She got a steroid shot today, and another was sent home for me to give her Monday. Meanwhile they are going to see if they can give her Benedryl longterm, because long term steroids are not safe. Are there other antihistamines than are safe AND injectable? She cant be pilled or take liquid form.

I adopted my cat last July after the shelter picked him up with severe injuries by his neck and eye. They thought he got them from getting stuck in a car engine. He kept scratching at his neck which I figured the injuries itched since they were healing. I found out the itching was from allergies after I brought him in since he developed conjunctivitis. The conjunctivitis still has not gone away even after seeing multiple vets and a specialist. Now I am finding out that it is probably allergy related. He was put on Apoquel in August and found relief and mid-December I took him off Apoquel. He was doing well with no itching but mid-March when Spring was upon us and the weather started getting warmer he began itching a lot. Now he is on Apoquel and I'm also trying Benadryl because he is still itching. (Zyrtec did not give him enough relief). The pollen count has been high and even though he is an indoor cat, he is still having problems. I am trying additional options but I am running out of ideas. If the Benadryl does not work, his vet wants to put him on steroids which I am trying to avoid.