Treat Felis Feline Infectious Anemia (FIA)
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Feline Infectious Anemia (FIA)

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Feline Infectious Anemia (FIA)

Feline infectious anemia, also known as FIA, is an anemia in cats caused by a blood-borne bacterial infection. If your cat is unwell and pale, it may be that it is anemic, but there are many different causes of anemia in cats and FIA is just one of these. Early recognition and treatment of FIA is important to maximize the chances of full recovery.

What causes infectious anemia?

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How is disease spread?

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How would I know if my cat has infectious anemia?

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How would my veterinarian know that my cat has infectious anemia?

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How can infectious anemia be treated?

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