My little intact  female persan kitten of two months sneezing sometimes after yawning...and when she is cleaning her face too ...which idk if it's natural of a symptom of something...i don't have that much experience with persan breeds ...
And ( where i live it's so cold and humid not that much  but for a kitten i think it is ...) 
She sleeping next to me under blankets she getting hot then she going to eat or to her litter box...and it's cold in house ... morning or sometimes when she is next to me i hear her nose like wet and she sneeze ....from Time to time so I'm thinking it's bc of that ......
It could be cold/ flu  ? Or something else?
And if it's cold/ flu  is it dangerous? 😢
 have kinda full a little bit nose ??

 any help ? Should i keep letting her sleep next to me? Or what ????
What should I do?????😭😟
And is it natural for persan cats to
( I made her wear something...to keep her hot ...even...)

She look like the photo below
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It's possible that your 2-month-old Persian kitten is experiencing symptoms of a respiratory infection such as a cold or flu. Sneezing, wet nose, and a slightly congested sound are all common symptoms. Cold and flu in cats can be caused by a variety of factors, including exposure to other infected cats, exposure to viruses or bacteria in the environment, or stress.

Here are some things you can try before taking your kitten to the hospital:

1. Keep your kitten warm: Provide a warm, cozy spot for your kitten to sleep in, such as a soft bed or blanket. You can also consider using a heating pad or a hot water bottle wrapped in a towel to provide additional warmth.
2. Keep the environment clean: Clean your kitten's bedding, toys, and feeding dishes regularly to reduce the risk of exposure to viruses or bacteria.
3. Offer plenty of water: Encourage your kitten to drink plenty of water to help keep her hydrated and to help clear her nasal passages.
4. Offer a humid environment: You can place a shallow dish of water near your kitten's bed to help increase the humidity in the air. This can help soothe her airways and reduce sneezing.
5. Watch for other symptoms: If your kitten's symptoms persist or worsen, or if she develops other symptoms such as a loss of appetite, lethargy, or coughing, it's important to take her to the vet for an evaluation.

It's also possible that the sneezing is due to something other than a respiratory infection, such as an allergy or irritation from dust, so it's important to keep an eye on your kitten and to take your cat to the hospital if you have any concerns.

If you have any additional questions, please don’t hesitate to come back to us! Thank you.

Thank you so much
I'm trying my best to make her warm she even sleeping with me at night at same bed and i put in her a little sweater 👕
Lol...
But she sneezing whenever she yawn ...?? 
And is it normal for persan cats to have wet nose ?
When she is at my cold room her nose a little bit wet when I get her next to heather her nose get dry ....what the normal for persan cats to have a wet nose ? Or dry ???

It is normal for cats, including Persian cats, to sneeze from time to time, especially when they have been exposed to irritants or changes in the environment. Sneezing after yawning can be a normal behavior, or it can be a sign of an underlying respiratory issue, such as a viral or bacterial infection.

As for the wetness of your kitten's nose, it's normal for a cat's nose to be a bit moist. However, if the nose is excessively wet or if it becomes dry and crusty, this could indicate a health issue, such as a respiratory infection or dehydration. To determine the cause of your kitten's symptoms, it's best to take your cat to the hospital. They can examine your kitten, perform diagnostic tests if needed, and determine the best course of treatment.

My little intact  female persan kitten of two months sneezing sometimes after yawning...and when she is cleaning her face too ...which idk if it's natural of a symptom of something...i don't have that...