1. Rabies

Rabies is the most dangerous disease in cats because it is not only contagious to other cats but also to humans. According to statistics, cats are the most susceptible pets to rabies. The disease is caused by a pet cat being bitten by a wild animal. This disease will make your cat debilitated and neurodegenerative.

The common symptoms of the disease are cat has eye pain, fever, strange behavior, drooling, etc. The disease will incubate for about 2 – 5 weeks and there is no cure. The best way to prevent disease is to get vaccinated against rabies and not let your cat come into contact with wild animals or sick pets.

2. Leukopenia (Carine’s disease)

Leukopenia is a viral disease that spreads very quickly. Cats are the most susceptible to the disease. The disease is spread through body fluids, fleas, etc., often transmitted through trays of food, water, etc. Leukopenia affects the intestinal tract and attacks the immune system of cats. “His Majesty” will suffer from diarrhea, dehydration, malnutrition, anemia, etc.

Anorexia, laziness, biting the tail and hind legs, etc. are common symptoms of the disease. Treating leukopenia is very difficult because the disease can be fatal to cats after just one day of convulsions. Vaccinated cats will minimize the possibility of infection.

3. Kidney failure

Kidney failure is a major cause of death in older cats. Common causes are due to age, genetic factors or toxic environmental factors, etc. There are two types of kidney failure in cats, acute and chronic. Acute is the sudden cessation of kidney function, while chronic is the result of continuous decline in function.

Symptoms of the disease include thirst, vomiting, frequent urination, constipation, loss of appetite, bad breath, teeth grinding, etc. To diagnose the disease, you can only take your cat to a veterinary facility for testing. Although there is no specific medicine, lotus can adjust the “royal” diet to prolong the decline, especially when the pet cat is older.

4. Immune Deficiency Virus Infection FIV

The FIV virus in cats is similar to the HIV virus in humans. This disease will attack the immune system of the “royal queen” leading to the risk of swollen lymph nodes, gingivitis, hair loss, dermatological diseases, etc. However, FIV virus is not transmitted sexually and also very rarely. transmitted from mother to child. The main cause of the disease is cats being bitten by infected animals.

To prevent lotus disease, keep cats indoors and fully vaccinated. When your pet cat is bitten, you should also take the baby to be tested and checked to avoid infectious diseases.

5. Disease caused by Leukemia Virus infection

Leukemia is a disease that is transmitted through urine, nasal secretions, and saliva. Cats can become infected by being bitten by an infected animal or by sharing food and drink trays with infected animals. Kittens are more susceptible to this disease than adult cats. Leukemia can lead to many conditions such as infection, diarrhea, infertility, cancer, etc.

Although there is no cure, this disease is quite easy to prevent. Sen needs to ensure the hygiene of the pet cat and the living space, and at the same time avoid letting the cat come into contact with strange animals. Vaccination is the safest way to prevent disease.

Although these diseases are very dangerous and almost incurable, prevention is extremely important. When raising cats, You absolutely must fully vaccinate them to protect their health.