Yes, cats can get Lyme disease, but it is less common in them than in dogs or humans. Cats may not show any symptoms or may have mild, nonspecific signs such as lethargy, decreased appetite, or lameness. If you suspect your cat has Lyme disease, consult your veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment.
Predatory animals, such as cats and foxes, and disease-carrying parasites.
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Rabies is a disease that affects animals such as dogs, bats, and raccoons, but humans can also get infected. Additionally, certain diseases like feline leukemia virus are specific to cats and don't affect humans.
Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is a fatal disease in cats caused by a mutation of the feline coronavirus. On the other hand, fibrosarcoma (fib) is a type of cancer in cats that originates from fibrous connective tissue. The two conditions are distinctly different in terms of causative factors, symptoms, and treatment approaches.
Feline leukemia is a very contagious viral disease of cats. It is not related to the leukemia that people get, which is a type of cancer. Instead, it is an immune disease similar to human AIDS. The cats pass it to each other by body fluid, so if they eat and drink from the same container, they can catch the disease. Feline leukemia is fatal, and has no cure.
Yes, there can be a connection between short-term memory loss and lymes disease. Often people with lymes disease can experience brain fog and memory problems short-term.
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I was sick with lymes disease for two full weeks.
Yes, rash is a symptom of lymes disease. Other symptoms that are caused by lymes disease are lack of energy, headache and stiff neck, fever and chills, muscle and joint pain and many more.
Anyone can be at risk of Lymes Disease if they come in contact with an infected tick.
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According to the NHS Choices website the best treatment for Lymes disease at all stages is antibiotics. Usually these are taken orally but may need to be taken intravenously if the disease is advanced.
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Lupus Lung disease Lou Gehrig's disease Liver disease Lymphoma also: Leukemia Leprosy Legionnaire's Disease And I forgot: Lymes disease
Yes it can. It can cause inflammation and this can raise the level of white cells in response.