| 英文描述 | Calicivirus is widely recognized as a cause of upper respiratory disease in cats and is also associated with primary viral pnuemonia with dyspnea and ulcerative glossitis in young cats. Calicivirus has been isolated from the cerebrum and cerebellum of young cats with convulsions and oral ulcers. A syndrome of anorexia and fever followed by oral (usually tongue) ulceration often accompanied by perianal skin ulceration has been described in young cats which had no signs of respiratory disease. Lameness has been reported in calicivirus-infected cats (often young cats) and 5-7 days after vaccination with live feline calicivirus vaccines. There are reports of epizootics of a virulent systemic feline calicivirus disease with clinical signs that include facial and limb edema, fever, hair loss, ulcerative dermatitis of the face and feet, and sudden death. |
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