Cats from regular catteries will not be infected with fetal transmission. Cat-infected cats are infected with a disease caused by mutations of the coronavirus. It is caused by infection. The main sources of infection are sick cats carrying the virus, contaminated food and drinking water, or the feces of sick cats. However, regular catteries will disinfect people and the environment every day to avoid some common diseases. Abdominal transmission is not a common disease, so cats in catteries generally will not be infected by abdominal transmission.

The symptoms of feline abdominal transmission are:

1. Usually when a cat suffers from wet feline abdominal transmission, it will initially appear depressed, loss of appetite, weight loss, Symptoms such as elevated body temperature. After 7 to 42 days of illness, the abdomen begins to gradually expand, with fluctuations and no pain on palpation. At the same time, the sick cat is accompanied by symptoms such as anemia, weight loss, rapid breathing, and physical weakness.

2. Some cats may also develop pleural exudate, pericardial effusion, and obvious jaundice in the middle and late stages. In addition, male cats may have an enlarged scrotum.

3. The main symptoms of dry cat epilepsy are eye diseases such as iritis and edema in mesenteric lymph nodes. Some individuals may have neurological symptoms, such as paralysis, epilepsy and peripheral neuritis. occur.