How long can a dry cat live with abdominal distension?

Dry cat abdominal transmission is generally more serious and violent. It can be said to be a terminal disease and will basically die within a few months. Although it is slightly better than wet cat abdominal transmission, there is currently no very effective treatment. Treatment methods, and diagnosis are also difficult, requiring puncture examination, which is very painful, and the treatment time will be relatively long, and the medication is relatively expensive and cannot be completely cured. Therefore, we can only barely maintain the treatment and try to make the cat live a happier life.
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