Affected Animals: This is a common, worldwide disease of cats with highest incidence found in shelters, catteries, and board facilities.
Eye drops and eye ointments may be necessary to inhibit viral replication and prevent bacterial infection. The virus most commonly infect kittens, where it replicates in the upper respiratory tract and the conjunctiva of the eyes.
Some cats will develop one or more ulcers orally or along their faces, trunk, distal extremities, and footpads.
Vaccinated cats may still develop the disease, although the illness is usually less severe.
Medications may control FHV, but they cannot completely eliminate the virus from your cat's body.
Adult cats may experience recurring conjunctivitis or recurrent corneal ulcers in one or both eyes.
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