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Reverse Sneezing in Cats

Also known as aspiration reflex, laryngospasm or pharyngeal gag reflex, reverse sneezing is more commonly seen in dogs than cats. It is caused by a spasm of the soft palate usually caused by an irritation such as mucus.

Generally, reverse sneezing is completely harmless but it is worth a talk to your vet to rule out feline asthma.

Also see causes of sneezing in cats.

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