Feline AIDS is not transmitted to humans. This virus has great similarities in morphological structure with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and it also has a similar progression process to AIDS. However, feline AIDS It really doesn't affect humans.

Feline AIDS is a disease caused by infection with the "lentivrus" virus. This virus is related to the HIV virus that causes human AIDS. Cats infected with feline AIDS often develop immunity similar to that caused by human AIDS. Although there are no clinical symptoms, feline HIV cannot be transmitted to humans.

Feline AIDS is not transmitted to humans. This virus has great similarities in morphological structure with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and it also has a similar progression process to AIDS. Although this disease is indeed not transmitted to humans, when cats actually enter the disease stage, various conditional infections will occur, such as fungal infections, parasitic infections, bacterial infections, and viral infections. These conditional infections often It is difficult to control with drugs. In this case, if humans and cats come into close contact, they may be infected with parasites, fungi, bacteria, and viruses, so we need to pay close attention to it. However, feline AIDS does not affect humans.