The incubation period for cat-to-feline transmission ranges from a few days to several years. There is no certainty when cats suffer from feline abdominal transmission, so there is usually no incubation period, and feline abdominal transmission is caused by cats suffering from coronavirus mutations. Most cats carry coronavirus, but cats with mutations It is very rare, so the onset time of feline abdominal transmission is also uncertain.

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Feline abdominal distension is divided into wet type and dry type. Cats suffering from wet type of feline abdominal dissection will have fluid in their abdominal cavity, which will cause the cat to wheeze. , dyspnea and other symptoms, while cats with dry cat abdominal distension will not have fluid in their abdomen, and will also have symptoms such as very weight loss, cloudy eyes, and visual impairment.