Can a seizure in a cat result in brain damage?
How long do domestic cats live?
How long does the virus HIV live in the open?
In addition to the agreed debt, can mechanical fees and user parking violations be added as liquidated damages? Can the damage of credit history (repossession) and legal blemishes fall into liquidated damages and how can I measure such damage?
Is euthanasia an option for cats who have Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV)?
Is it possible to heal your liver naturally due to alcohol damage?
What is the best thing to feed to cats who are suffering from renal failure?
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Question by vap1961 (52)
Answer by keepsmiling (648)
Yes it is possible for a virus to cause liver damage in cats. Feline corona virus, leukemia virus, and flu virus can all cause liver problems.
Answer by DDeSoto (196)
The short answer is yes. See a vet they can do tests and find the problems and give you medicine that will help the cat.
Answer by mammakat (11147)
It may or may not- this is a real hairball in diagnosis and vets are still trying to pin it down. If you have issues, let your vet guide you.
Answer by katharine (3981)
It depends on the virus and how sick it made the cat. If it was serious enough it could have caused liver damage.
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