Four major signs of cat ascites symptoms:

1. Cat ascites will cause the cat’s abdomen to swell significantly, its limbs to appear swollen, and its weight to increase.

2. Ascites in cats will cause cats to move slowly, not as agile as usual, and may also suffer from shortness of breath and umbilical hernia.

3. Cat ascites will cause the cat to lose appetite, obviously not eating, and even vomiting.

4. Cat ascites can cause cats to have symptoms such as snoozing and diarrhea.

How to initially judge a cat’s abdominal ascites at home:

1. Look at the cat’s mental state. Cats with symptoms of ascites will appear obviously depressed. If the cat is the same as before, there will be no problem.

2. Look at the cat’s appetite. Ascites in cats will cause the cat’s appetite to decrease, so observe whether the cat’s eating is the same as usual.

3. Check the cat’s body temperature. Abdominal transmission in cats will cause the cat to have a fever. The normal cat body temperature is around 38 to 39. At this time, you can use a thermometer to check the cat’s temperature.

4. Look at the cat’s shape. Abdominal transmission in cats will cause the cat’s abdomen to become larger and larger, and the limbs to become swollen.

5. Watch the cat’s actions. If the cat shows symptoms of abdominal transmission and reaches an advanced stage, the virus may affect the cat's mental system, causing the cat's limbs to become weak and move less quickly than usual.