posted 03-24-2003 03:16 PM           

I can't answer your question entirely, but I have also had that problem. My cats have moved 5 times and been across the country and back. Every single time we move, they both developed a case of the sneezes. First the one and then the other. It would be nothing serious and it would last a few days to a week at most. I chalked it up to possibly stress and a new environment. However, I kept a close eye on their behaviour and body functions.

Check for cold symptoms such as a running nose, wheezing, congested purring, watery eyes and keep an eye on body functions and appetite. You may just find if those areas are fine, her sneezing will go away in a few days.