Except for the absence of ascites, the other symptoms of cats with dry abdominal distension are similar to those with wet abdominal distension. The cat will have a loss of appetite, listlessness, reluctance to move, rest all day long, and there will be inflammation in the body. The cat will In situations such as weight loss and dry abdominal transmission, it is generally not easy to detect, so parents need to pay extra attention during the feeding process.

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Although the mortality rate of feline abdominal transmission is very high, there is still some hope of cure. Parents should not give up treatment after discovering that their cats are infected with feline abdominal transmission and follow the doctor’s advice. Active treatment is recommended.