Feline AIDS is not transmitted to humans. The virus that causes feline AIDS and the HIV virus that causes human AIDS have similar morphological and structural characteristics, so the clinical symptoms induced are relatively similar, hence the name, but for humans, Said it didn't matter. In addition, cats infected with this immunodeficiency virus often do not have the same high mortality rate as human AIDS, but it can eventually lead to immune deficiency in cats and various opportunistic infections.

Symptoms of cat AIDS

1. Cats may have chronic stomatitis and gingivitis.

2. Fever, weight loss, lymph node inflammation, anemia and other symptoms.

3. Diarrhea and some neurological symptoms.

4. In the acute phase, the main symptoms include fever, depression, gastrointestinal dysfunction and respiratory diseases.

5. Cats in the asymptomatic period usually do not show clinical symptoms.

6. Terminal symptoms include weight loss, persistent diarrhea, gingivitis, gastroenteritis, chronic respiratory diseases and chronic skin diseases.