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what are other names for feline panleukopenia
feline distemper, feline parvo, feline infectious enteritis
what is feline panleukopenia
viral disease causing severe gastroenteritis, can cause cerebellar hypoplasia in kittens that acquire after birth
what are some pathognomonic signs of panleukopenia
gi disease (v/d), can be less than 3,000 wbc/ul, fever
what is feline upper respiratory tract disease
any contagious upper respiratory tract disease that causes occulonasal discharge and sneezing
what are the viral causes of feline upper respiratory tract disease
feline viral rhinotracheitis, feline calicivirus
what are the bacterial causes of feline upper respiratory tract disease
chlamydia (chlamydophila felis)
what is two other names for feline leukemia virus
FeLV, friendly cat disease
what is FeLV
viral dz of cats that causes bone marrow and immune system suppression and can cause neoplasia
what are some clinical signs of FelV
anemia, immunosuppression, weight loss, enlarged lymph nodes, secondary infections
what are three other names for feline immunodeficiency virus
FIV, feline aids, unfriendly dz
what is FIV
viral dz that causes bone marrow suppression and immunodeficiency
what are the clinical signs of FIV during the three phases
Acute: generalized lymphadenomegaly, bacterial infections of skin or gi tract
latent: non-symptomatic
chronic: stomatitis, gingivitis, diarrhea, respiratory infections, FUO, anemia, wasting
what is FIP
feline infectious peritonitis
highly fatal viral disease of cats that produces a granulomatous reaction
what are the clinical signs of FIP
ADR, lethargic, anorexic, weight loss, diarrhea, recurrent fevers
effusive/wet form: fluid in abdomen or chest
non-effusive form: granulomas form in gi tract, ocular and CNS signs
is the wet or dry form of FIP more common
wet, 60-70%
what causes toxoplasmosis
toxoplasma gondii
zoonotic protozoan
what is the FVRCCP vaccine
feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, chlamydia, panleukopenia