The places where cat abdominal distension can cause water accumulation are the abdomen and chest. Feline infectious peritonitis is a disease with a very high fatality rate in cats. It usually causes exudative inflammation of the mucosa, resulting in fluid accumulation in organs or tissues with lacunae. When cats develop pleural effusion or ascites, the accumulated fluid needs to be drained out in time, otherwise a large amount of The accumulation of water can cause difficulty breathing and a series of other symptoms in cats.

Solutions to hydrops caused by cat transmission:

1. Remove ascites. This is a long-term process, which is relatively irritating to the cat, and the symptoms are treated but not the root cause, and ascites will quickly form again.

2. Cats absorb it themselves. This method requires the treatment of abdominal transmission of the primary disease in cats. The current treatment drug is 441, which requires long-term regular injections.