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The Feline Advisory Bureau has identified six stages in a catâs life. Whilst each cat is unique, at certain stages of their lives, cats can be prone to certain health problems. Find out below what life stage your cat is in, what to be aware of and what you can do to ensure your cat lives a long and healthy life.
It can be quite difficult to spot the signs of aids in cats in the initial stages. For one, felines are very capable of hiding illness from potential predators and owners alike. Also, cats infected with the virus may not show symptoms for several years after being infected. Lethargy and appetite loss are two of the most common signs of the initial stages of feline aids. Cats may also develop diarrhea or fevers. The lymph nodes may also start swelling up. Once feline HIV progresses though, symptoms will appear more serious. Cats start losing weight.