The animal welfare organization announced Jan. 4 that a case of feline calicivirus had been detected in its shelter, and in an effort to limit potential spread, animal visits and adoptions were ...

Similar to feline herpesvirus, feline calicivirus can stay in your cat's system after the symptoms pass, turning them into an otherwise healthy carrier. However, this only happens in about half of ...

Traditionally, feline calicivirus caused signs predominantly associated with the respiratory tract, including sneezing, runny nose, conjunctivitis, oral ulcers and a decreased appetite.

"Feline coronavirus can cause gastroenteritis, and calicivirus often causes ulcerative upper respiratory infection with gingivitis and stomatitis. In most cases, these viral infections are mild ...

Feline calicivirus, or FCV, is a viral infection causing severe upper respiratory problems in cats. Entering through the cat’s eyes, nose, or mouth, this virus possesses symptoms similar to that ...