Cats with dry abdominal transmission will suffer from weight loss, anemia, lethargy, loss of appetite, reluctance to move, etc. In the later stages of the disease, cats will also develop granulomas, and their eyes, brain and other body organs will be affected. It is difficult to detect abdominal transmission in the early stage, so when we find that cats have these symptoms, it is better to check for abdominal transmission.

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The earlier the cat's abdominal transmission is detected, the higher the probability of cure, so we usually need to pay more attention.