Maci's video: Kitten Maci has cat flu She needs to go to the veterinarian

Little Maci is ill. She just had a lot of uncontrolled movements. We were very worried and we took her to the vet as soon as possible. The vet discovered she had cat flu and a very high fever. Want to support us and get access to exclusive content? Become a patron of Little Maci: https://www.patreon.com/littlemaci Wat is cat flu? Cat flu is a common disease caused by either of two viruses; feline herpesvirus or feline calicivirus and sometimes feline chlamydia. What are the signs? The signs differ slightly between the two viruses. Generally, both can cause sneezing, nasal discharge, loss of appetite, fever and depression. Herpesvirus may also cause severe conjunctivitis and/or eye ulcers which can be very painful. Calicivirus may cause ulcers in the mouth, with drooling of saliva. Occasionally, calicivirus causes lameness and fevers in young kittens. In very young, old, immunosuppressed and unvaccinated cats, flu may become life threatening (especially if secondary bacterial infections set in). Herpesvirus can cause permanent severe eye damage in kittens that have not yet opened their eyes.