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Is this a sudden occurrence or an ongoing condition? Has she been around other animals recently?
My cat occasionally gets upper respiratory infections (usually after a trip to the vet where she may have been in contact with germs from sick pets). Her eyes will start to water. She will rub her eyes, her throat will get sore and and a few days later she will start sneezing. I always have her treated by the vet, and it usually clears up within a week or 10 days.
I'm not saying that your cat is sick, but these are symptoms that my cat has when she is sick. It very well could be something outside such as a pollutant from somewhere nearby or something blooming causing her irritation.
I always expect the worse so my cats go to the vet if I suspect something. I'd rather know than wonder. It's just that respiratory things can sometimes get worse, if that is what it is.
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