Symptoms include fever, loss of appetite, vomiting, depression, diarrhea and dehydration. Normally this disease is fatal. Rhinotracheitis The most severe and wide spread of the feline respiratory viruses. Cats and kittens of any age are affected. Symptoms include fever, eye and nasal discharge, salivation, coughing and breathing through the mouth.
Treatment is difficult and limited to supportive and symptomatic therapy.
Infected cats that recover become carriers for life and shed the virus intermittently, especially during times of stress. A widespread, highly contagious respiratory disease. Symptoms include fever, pneumonia, and ulcers or blisters on the tongue. Severity of the disease varies depending on the strain of the virus present. Treatment is supportive and symptomatic therapy.