What are the symptoms of abdominal disease in cats?

I. Common symptoms of wet passerine are: an unparalleled swelling of the abdomen, possibly a stubborn low fever, dishevelled fur, prolonged hen squatting, loss of appetite, depression and diarrhoea. II. Common symptoms of dry transmission of the abdomen are:inflammation of the eyes, possible convulsions and seizures, jaundice and diarrhoea, iris lesions and hind drive weakness. It is important to go to the vet immediately to have the symptoms checked, do blood tests, biochemical tests, saa, wetness can then do a Levantine, confirm the diagnosis and treat the symptoms in a timely manner.