In answer to sarahbeez question:
The FVRCP is the basic combination shot. FVR stands for feline rhinotracheitis, an upper respiratory infection resulting in conjunctivitis, sneezing, nasal discharge, eye lesions and occasional coughing. The letter C stands for calicivirus, a virus that can cause similar respiratory signs. These diseases account for 95% of upper respiratory infections in cats. Many adult cats are carriers, even though they may have no signs themselves of the disease. The P is for panleukemia or known as "feline distemper virus." This disease causes vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, fever and sudden death in cats. A sign of distemper is a yellow fluid discharge from a cats eyes, particularly found in stray cats
Maui is a very handsome boy!
The FVRCP is the basic combination shot. FVR stands for feline rhinotracheitis, an upper respiratory infection resulting in conjunctivitis, sneezing, nasal discharge, eye lesions and occasional coughing. The letter C stands for calicivirus, a virus that can cause similar respiratory signs. These diseases account for 95% of upper respiratory infections in cats. Many adult cats are carriers, even though they may have no signs themselves of the disease. The P is for panleukemia or known as "feline distemper virus." This disease causes vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, fever and sudden death in cats. A sign of distemper is a yellow fluid discharge from a cats eyes, particularly found in stray cats
Maui is a very handsome boy!