Can feline thrombosis be cured?

It can be treated, but not cured. Even if a cat with blood clots is cured, its heart will still be sick and it will require long-term heart disease medication. Thrombosis is not a high-incidence disease in animals, but the survival time of cats after diagnosis is very short. After a pet is diagnosed with thrombosis, it is recommended that the owner spend more time with the pet.
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