Description
It is generally easy to determine whether a sick cat has entered the last phase of its illness. Symptoms will usually escalate in terms of frequency and severity. This is true of both acute and chronic feline ailments. A veterinarian who is familiar with your cat’s medical condition can inform you of any treatments that may mitigate your feline’s suffering. However, some chronic and acute feline conditions can produce symptoms so severe that a closing intervention is often necessary.
Specific Conditions and Prognoses
Before any assumptions can be made regarding a sick cat’s prognosis, it is important to note that the world of feline afflictions vary widely. Acute conditions such as Feline Infectious Peritonitis typically offer a far shorter prognosis than that of Feline Leukemia, renal failure, or even heart disease.
Where acute infectious diseases are concerned, your cat is likely in the end stage when the most classic of its symptoms are manifested, and corrective measures show little results or resilience.
Common symptoms of terminal feline acute illness include:
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