The mental condition of cats with feline infectious peritonitis:

1. In the early stages of feline infectious peritonitis, the cat’s mental state and appetite appear to be normal.

2. After a cat has been ill for a period of time, its mental appetite will decrease sharply, and it will be accompanied by a large number of secondary diseases, such as enteritis, pneumonia, etc.

3. In the later stage, there may be loss of appetite, mental weakness and fatigue, abdominal distension, shortness of breath due to excessive pleural effusion, jaundice of skin and mucous membranes throughout the body, and even neurological dysfunction leading to paralysis. The mortality rate is extremely high.

Symptoms of feline transmission:

1. Usually when a cat suffers from wet feline transmission, it will initially appear depression, loss of appetite, weight loss, body temperature Elevated symptoms. 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.