After cats are infected with parvovirus, they may have the following symptoms:

Fever: Increased body temperature.

Vomiting: Frequent vomiting, which may contain undigested food or mucus.

Diarrhea: The stool may be watery or contain blood.

Lack of energy: manifested as depression and listlessness.

Anorexia: Loss of interest in food.

Dehydration: Dry oral mucosa and reduced skin elasticity.

Anemia: Pale mucous membranes.

Abdominal pain: This may appear as a tightening or curling of the abdomen.

Weight loss: due to loss of appetite and malabsorption of nutrients. If you suspect that your cat is infected with parvovirus, you should seek medical advice promptly for diagnosis and treatment. Early diagnosis and treatment can improve cure rates.