[header] How to diagnose and treat feline infectious peritonitis [title] Notice appetite changes. [step] Cats may stop eating or decrease the amount of food they eat each day. Due to this, the cat may start to lose weight.
[header] How to diagnose and treat feline infectious peritonitis [title] Notice appetite changes. [step] Cats may stop eating or decrease the amount of food they eat each day. Due to this, the cat may start to lose weight.
Watch your cat for any changes you notice. If your cat is gone for days, this may be a sign of what is causing the symptoms. In kittens, this may stunt their growth. These symptoms are characteristic of the wet/effusive type of fip. These changes may include : [substeps] Enlargement of the incistelized incisors licking of the face picking up excess fur licking the snout gland damage to the nose bleeding in the face [title] Monitor the cat's weight. [step] A cat may stop eating their meals. [substeps] This loss of appetite in cats may indicate a new condition known as reye's syndrome. Treatment of this condition may be related to liver damage or tumor growth, which can cause a cat to lose weight if the liver is damaged, but should not expose it to prolonged consumption of human food.