Table 2.

Signalment, clinical, haematological and urological findings of the three morbillivirus-positive live cats

Signalment and clinical findings				Haematological findings				Urological findings
	Cat 1*	Cat 2	Cat 3		Cat 1*	Cat 2	Cat 3		Cat 1*	Cat 2	Cat 3
Age (years)	4	12	0.2	White blood cells	H	N	H	Ketone	NP	NP	NP
Gender	M	F	F	Lymphocytic count	N	L	H	Blood	NP	NP	NP
Breed	Mix	Mix	Mix	Monocyte	N	N	H	Protein	H	NP	NP
Health status	Death	Unhealthy	Unhealthy	Granulocyte	H	H	H	Bilirubin	H	NP	NP
Household	No	No	Yes	Red blood cells	N	N	L	Nitrite	P	NP	NP
Renal disorder	No	No	No	Haemoglobin	N	N	L	Leukocyte	P	P	NP
Urological signs	Yes	No	Yes	Haematocrit	N	N	N	Glucose	P	NP	NP
Respiratory signs	Yes	No	No	Albumin	N	N	N	pH	6	6	5.5
Allergy	No	Yes	No	Globulin	H	N	N	Residue in urine	P	P	P
Anorexia	Yes	No	No	Alb/glob ratio	N	N	N	Microleukocyte	P	P	P
Diarrhoea	No	Yes	No	Total protein	H	N	N	Bacteria	P	P	P
Vomiting	No	Yes	No	BUN	N	N	N	Trans epithelial	P	N	P
Weight loss	Yes	No	No	Urea	H	H	N	Renal epithelia	NP	NP	NP
Fever	Yes	No	No	Creatinine	H	H	H	Struvite	NP	NP	NP
Depression	Yes	No	No	ALT	H	N	H	Oxalate	NP	P	NP
Hair loss, dullness	No	No	No	ALP	H	N	H	Cystine	NP	NP	NP
Dermatitis	No	No	No	Bilirubin	H	N	H	Tyrosine	NP	NP	NP
Stomatitis	No	No	No					Ca phosphate	NP	NP	NP

^*Cat 1 died later

M = male; F = female; H = high; L = low; N = normal; P = present; NP = not present; Alb/glob ratio: albumin:globulin ratio; BUN = blood urea nitrogen; ALT = alanine aminotransferase; ALP = alkaline phosphatase