Cat thrombosis is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Causes of thromboembolism include heartworms, tumors, sepsis, etc. Although most affected cats can usually achieve successful thrombolysis if they seek medical treatment in time, because the underlying cardiomyopathy has not been eradicated, it is easy to relapse or die suddenly.

The full name of cat thrombosis is feline aortic thromboembolism (ATE). It is an extremely dangerous cat disease, even more dangerous than what we are familiar with. Cat-borne disease and feline plague are also terrifying. As a silent killer, the cat will not show any obvious symptoms when the thrombus first forms. Only when it reaches a certain size and blocks the blood vessels, the cat will develop symptoms such as hind limb paralysis and difficulty breathing. It only takes 6 months at least. A cat's life can be taken away in just a few hours!