The symptoms of feline infectious peritonitis include exudative and non-exudative types. The clinical manifestations of the exudative type include pleural effusion, ascites, etc. The clinical manifestations of the non-exudative type include granulomatous lesions in various organs, and Symptoms secondary to organ granulomas occur.

What are the symptoms of a cat with abdominal distension

Clinical symptoms of abdominally transmitted cats mainly include depression, loss of appetite, weight loss, ascites, and mesenteric lymph node swelling. Feline abdominal transmission is divided into dry abdominal transmission and wet abdominal transmission. Clinically, wet abdominal transmission is the main type, and some cats will have a mixture of the two symptoms. The early symptoms of feline abdominal transmission are not obvious. If the cat shows unexplained weight loss, further examination must be done. The treatment of abdominal transmission in cats is mainly through the use of drugs containing ingredients such as 441.

The symptoms of feline infectious peritonitis include exudative and non-exudative types. The clinical manifestations of the exudative type include pleural effusion, ascites, etc. The clinical manifestations of the non-exudative type include granulomatous lesions in various organs, and Symptoms secondary to organ granulomas occur. The early symptoms of infectious peritonitis are similar to those of the exudative and non-exudative types, mainly including fever, depression, loss of appetite, lethargy, sometimes accompanied by diarrhea. As the disease progresses, typical symptoms usually appear. The exudative type develops relatively quickly and usually presents with chronic fever, loss of appetite, weight loss, etc. The non-exudative type can affect the liver, kidneys, eyes and central nervous system. The clinical manifestations are ataxia, mild paralysis, nystagmus and epilepsy. It is recommended to take it to a pet hospital for treatment in time.