Received: 10-09-2020 / Accepted: 09-11-2020
Theresearch was carried out to investigate Feline panleukopeniadisease at the Hanoi and its vicinity. The study was conducted on 216 cats. The results showed that 83 out of 216 cats (38.43%)identified with the signs of Feline panleukopeniadisease by the clinical diagnosis method. Twenty-nine out of 83 cats were positive with Feline panleukopeniausing quick test method and PCR method accounting for 34.94%.Twenty-nine out of 216 cats were positive with Feline panleukopenia accounting for 13.42%compared with a total of the investigated cats. The Feline panleukopeniavirus infection rate in cats < 12 months was higher than adult cats (P<0,05). The disease is clinically manifested by severe depression, fever, vomiting, dehydration, and enteritis diarrhea and is often fatal. A marked decrease in circulating white blood cells. The average white blood cell count in cats with FPV was reduced to 1.8 ± 0.09 103/µl.