Both indoor and outdoor cats are at risk for contracting and transmitting disease.
Both indoor and outdoor catsare at risk for contracting and transmitting disease.
This highly-transmissible virus spreads to cats through aerosol or droplets. FVR can cause ulcers of the eye, irreversible damage to nasal sinuses and fatality. Persistent infection may reoccur during times of stress.
Feline Calicivirus can survive on contaminated surfaces, or be spread through aerosol or droplets. It can cause painful mouth ulcers or fatality in cats. Persistent infection may reoccur during times of stress.
Extremely contagious and primarily through contaminated surfaces or litter boxes. It often results in severe illness and can be fatal for kittens.
Cats can contract FeLV through droplets; sharing food or water bowls, or saliva while grooming. Immunosuppression may activate a silent infection, and result in further complications or clinical signs.
Spreads through the nerves to the brain with progressive disease resulting in death. It is contracted from the bite of an infected animal or through infected saliva contact with mucous membranes; it is a zoonotic disease.
Cats are commonly exposed to an enteric coronavirus through feces in shared litter boxes. FIP is a mutation of that virus which allows it to gain systemic dissemination throughout the body causing progressive illness resulting in death.
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