FIE

FIE: Acronym for Feline Infectious Enteritis, also known as panleukopaenia
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FIE is caused by the Cuterebra larvae of the adult botfly. The adult botfly lays its eggs near the entrance of a rabbit, mouse, or other rodent’s den. When the eggs hatch, the larvae attach to the hair and skin of a host'rodent.

FIE: Feline Infectious enterities, also known as panleukopaenia
FPL: Feline panleukopaenia
FUS: Feline urological syndrome ...

Feline infectious enteritis (FIE), feline viral rhinotracheitis (FVR), feline calicivirus (FCV) and cat influenza are all very infectious and can prove dangerous for kittens. Fortunately, however, there are vaccines against all of them.

inadequate oxygen delivery which in turn leads to loss of consciousness, paralysis and perhaps other symptoms depending upon the site and extent of brain damage. Strokes, medically referred to as infarcts or feline ischemic encephalopathy (FIE), ...

See also: Behavior, Tumor, Veterinarian, Toxin, Paralysis