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. 2023 Jan 15;15(1):245. doi: 10.3390/v15010245

Table 2.

Characteristic of all cats living in the SARS-CoV-2 Delta-lineage-positive households and clinical signs observed.

Cat ID SARS-CoV-2 Positivity Age (Years) Sex Breed Outdoor Access Pre-Existing Condition Clinical Signs Clinical Signs Observed 1
Cat 22.2 RNA, Abs unknown fn Oriental Shorthair No No
Cat 29.3 RNA 5 f Europ. Shorthair Yes No
Cat 39.1
Cat 39.2
RNA, Abs
RNA, Abs
8
13
mn
fn
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Yes
Arthrosis Yes
No
Respiratory (nasal discharge)
Cat 38.1
Cat 38.2
No
RNA
1.5
1.5
mn
mn
Bengal
Bengal
Giardia
infection
Giardia
infection
Yes
Yes
Respiratory and gastrointestinal (ocular discharge, vomiting)
Respiratory and gastrointestinal (ocular discharge, vomiting); lethargy, apathy, reduced appetite, bacterial cystitis 2
Cat 36.1 RNA 18 fn Mixed breed Hyper-thyreosis No
Cat 49.1
Cat 49.2
RNA, Abs
RNA, Abs
11
17
mn
mn
Somali
Maine Coon
No
No
No
No
Cat 174.1
Cat 174.2
Abs
Abs
9
9
mn
mn
Europ. Shorthair
Europ. Shorthair
Yes
Yes
No
No
Cat 211.1 Abs 10 f Europ. Shorthair No Yes Gastrointestinal 2
(vomiting, absent defecation)

1 If not indicated otherwise, clinical signs were observed and reported by the animal owners. 2 Clinical signs observed by private veterinary practitioner; f: female; fn: female neutered; m: male; mn: male neutered; Abs: antibodies; RNA: viral ribonucleic acid detected using RT-qPCR; bold: clinical signs present.