Cats and dogs will not live long after having ascites. The survival time of cats and dogs after having ascites has nothing to do with having ascites. It is only related to the physical condition of the cat and dog, the extent of the disease and the method of treatment. If it is severe ascites, the cat or dog may only survive for another 1-2 weeks, and some may survive for 1 month. Mild ascites has a high probability of being cured and will not affect the lifespan of cats and dogs.

Symptoms of ascites in cats and dogs

1. Cats and dogs will lose their appetite after getting ascites, but their water intake will increase, which will lead to edema in the limbs of cats and dogs. , but his body shape has become very thin.

2. Cats and dogs may also have symptoms such as difficulty walking, shortness of breath, and umbilical hernia.

3. Cats and dogs will become lethargic, unwilling to move, and have no interest in toys, and they will start to like squatting.

4. The fur of cats and dogs will begin to become messy, and brown eye droppings will appear in their eyes.

5. There will be obvious swelling in the abdomen, and there will be a ripple feeling when you touch it with your hands.

6. Cats and dogs will have recurring or persistent fevers, and their urine and feces will also become abnormal.