How long does it take from the first signs of cat abdominal distension to onset of illness?

There is no exact answer to how long it takes for cats to develop symptoms after abdominal transmission, but it is usually between two weeks, some may be a week or sooner, and some may take three weeks or longer. Feline-borne infection is an infectious disease with a high mortality rate, and there is no specific medicine or vaccine. Once a cat becomes ill, we must treat it as soon as possible.
Tips:
Feline transmission is mostly caused by long-term stress in cats, so in order to prevent cats from getting feline transmission, we need to let them live in a relaxed environment.
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