As the disease develops, most cats will have symptoms of manic rabies, and the infected cats are particularly irritable to humans or other animals, and even dead animals.

usually manifests as nervousness, with a strong urge to bite and scratch any animal (moving objects), and they may run or pace until they fall down without supporting them. If a cat is infected with rabies and can survive for 5 days, the symptoms will generally turn into paralysis and the symptoms of mania disappear. At this time, the infected cat will become paralyzed in the lower body, inconsistent movements, coma and death.

In order to more intuitively explain the symptoms of rabies in cats, we can divide them into the following four periods:

Cats have symptoms of rabies: In the early stage, cats may have abnormal behaviors, such as fatigue or hyperpsychiatric progress, which may be manifested as sudden changes in temper or living habits.

The symptoms of rabies in cats: in the middle stage, cats will wander around, do some unconscious actions, be indifferent to their owners, and have a slight breathing sound similar to "hehe..." (mainly caused by strong secretion of salivary glands and spasms in the face and pharyngeal muscles) and bite in the sky... howl...

The symptoms of rabies in cats: in the end stage, cats will be afraid of water, sound, photophobia, and odor, random spasms of muscles throughout the body, salivation, and most cats will be enhanced.

Cats have symptoms of rabies: death period, mental repression, most of their limbs are stiff, breathing difficulties, foaming at the mouth, multiple organs throughout the body die, and some die from respiratory depression.

Rabies in cats are also a very terrible thing, and the owner must pay more attention. If you find that a docile cat has the above symptoms, you must take corresponding measures in time, otherwise it is not only the cat itself that is injured. In addition, in rabies endemic areas, cats should be actively injected with veterinary rabies vaccine.