How to touch the abdomen of a cat

Feline abdominal transmission cannot be detected by touch. The most accurate way to determine is through PCR testing. Cat abdominal transmission is divided into wet and dry methods. The wet type is more common. This type of abdominal transmission is usually mainly ascites in cats, while dry Type 2 abdominal transmission is mainly caused by long-term weight loss in cats. The mortality rate of both types of abdominal transmission is very high. We need early detection and early treatment.
Tip:
Although we have not yet figured out the specific cause of feline abdominal transmission, it is certain that cats who are stressed for a long time are more susceptible to infection.
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