The main symptoms of cats infected with feline AIDS are: swollen lymph nodes, fever, anemia, diarrhea, weight loss, loss of appetite, eye abnormalities or inflammation (conjunctivitis), gum inflammation (gingivitis), red skin or hair loss , sneezing, discharge from the eyes or nose, frequent urination and abnormal behavior, etc.

Care methods for cats infected with AIDS:

1. Once your cat is diagnosed with FIV disease, be sure to keep your cat indoors and away from other people. Cats that may be infected;

2. Take your cat to the veterinarian at least twice a year for health checkups, including blood tests and urinalysis; pay special attention to the health of gums, eyes, skin and lymph nodes Condition;

3. Measure the cat’s weight frequently and record it, because weight loss is usually the first sign of deterioration;

4. Provide them with a nutritionally balanced diet, Avoid eating uncooked food, such as raw meat and eggs, and unpasteurized dairy products, to reduce the risk of food-borne bacterial and parasitic infections;

5. Neuter your cat.

6. In order to prevent cats with FIV disease from spreading the virus to other uninfected cats, indoor cleaning and disinfection should be done well, and food and water dishes, bedding, garbage dishes and toys should be replaced in a timely manner. .

7. A dilute solution of household bleach is an excellent disinfectant. It is also recommended to use suitable cleaning agents for carpet cleaning and floor mopping.

8. Any new cat or kitten should be properly vaccinated against other infectious pathogens before entering the home.