The precursors of ascites in cats are: increased drinking frequency, listlessness, etc. When a cat suffers from ascites, the early symptoms are not obvious, because the cat’s appetite will not change. Only after a period of time, the cat’s abdominal distension will become obvious, the abdominal circumference will become larger, and the weight will increase. At the same time, cats will experience symptoms such as lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, and fever.

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Cat ascites is a contagious disease. Most cats with ascites are infected or have digestive tract infections. Cats The course of abdominal disease is about two months, and eventually the cat will have difficulty breathing, collapse, and then die. Therefore, when a cat suffers from ascites, the owner must send the cat to a pet hospital for treatment in time.