I don't know if it is 'medically proven', but I know mine have! Birdy Sue has allergies...she sneezes at LEAST 15 times a day...even right after having her shot! I do know our Jiggy has had a cold...sneezing, runny nose and and just not up to par. We just watch them, and if it continues more than a week...or you see they are not drinking, then it is time for the Vet. We have never had to take ours in for a cold tho.

Yes, cats can catch colds, but not our colds. They get their own kind. I would suggest a visit to the vet since both of them are doing it. Are their eyes or noses runny or snotty? Breathing thru their little mouths? When in doubt, take them in. At the very least, call the vet and describe what they're doing.

My cats will sneeze occasionally, but never more than once or twice a day.

Cats can get colds, but not the human kind. They can get an upper respiratory virus just like us. We can't catch their colds, and they don't catch ours.

Like any cold, it will go away in about a week, and you don't need to do anything for it.

But you need to watch out for eye infections (white goopy stuff in the corners of the eye or squinting) or if they stop eating or playing or seem weak and tired.

If they stop eating, develop a fever or an eye infection, they will need vet attention. Or if the sneezing gets really bad and isn't clearing up, they will need to be seen by a vet.

Just keep an eye on them, otherwise you can't really do anything but let it run it's course, which should be a week to 10 days.

It could also be an allergy, but if they're both sneezing it's probably a mild upper respiratory infection.

WOW that was fast! Thanks for the info. I will keep an eye on them, We have had them for a year yesterday, we have one older cat who is 6. I think both are sneezing, I have actually one seen ONE do it though. They are acting completely normal, eating alot and drinking alot. Running all over the house,getting into stuff. Playing with the tree. They do sleep alot but not more than they always have. They are really only active in the mornings, and some in the afternoon, rest of the time they are snoozing someplace warm. I will keep an eye on them. Thanks for the info.

I really wanted to say "No, because they wash their paws so often."
Have your cats had their shots? One shot is for feline pneumonitis.
My Tikki used to sneeze only when she was on my fuzzy blanket. I bought a new blanket that would not tickle her nose.

My Max and Simba caught a cold at the same time; though Simba's cleared up on its own, Max had to be taken to the vet and given antibio shots for 5 days. Max's cold seemed severe, his nose was snotty and the cold went on for more than 4 days, that was what made me take him to the vet.