Does My Cat Have Tyzzer's Disease?

Is your cat lethargic?

Does your cat have a poor coat?

Is your cat depressed?

Does your cat have diarrhea?

Is your cat dehydrated?

Does your cat exhibits a loss of appetite?

Does your cat have low body temperature?

Does your cat have a fever?

Does your cat have jaundice (most easily seen as yellowing in the gums, white part of the eyes, and the ear flaps)?

Does your cat show signs of abdominal pain and distention?

Does your cat have an enlarged liver (abdomen will be swelled)?

Is there any fecal staining in your cat's anal area?

Does your cat have convulsions or seizures?

Your cat doesn't show any common symptom of having Tyzzer's disease.

Your cat shows a few common symptoms of having Tyzzer's disease. If you suspect your cat has Tyzzer's disease, have it examined and tested by your veterinarian. Also make sure to keep your cat indoors, away from other felines who might be infected or whom he could infect until you have a diagnosis.

Your cat shows several common symptoms of having Tyzzer's disease. Have your cat examined and tested by your veterinarian. Make sure to keep your cat indoors, away from other felines who might be infected, or whom he could infect until you have a diagnosis.

Your cat shows all common symptoms of having Tyzzer's disease. Have your cat examined and tested by your veterinarian as soon as possible. Make sure to keep your cat indoors, away from other felines who might be infected, or whom he could infect until you have a diagnosis. Do not try to cure your cat without having consulted a vet first.