Whether a cat with feline infection is able to eat normally depends largely on the severity of the disease.

In the early stage of the cat's disease, the general symptoms are not obvious or No characteristic, mainly manifested as weight loss, depression, loss of appetite or intermittent anorexia, elevated body temperature, etc. Therefore, some cats may not want to eat today, but suddenly can eat tomorrow. In the middle stage, the cat will eat very little, and gradually become difficult to breathe, lose weight, enlarge the abdomen, and the scrotum of the male cat will be swollen.

At present, there is no specific medicine for cats with feline transmission. Most cats cannot be cured, and the symptoms of cats can only be improved through treatment. Therefore, pet owners should prevent it in time. Cats can undergo nasal surgery when they are 16 weeks old. Infectious peritonitis vaccine.