In cats, mad cat disease is also called spongiform encephalopathy. Because it is similar to mad cow disease, it is also called mad cat disease, and its spread is generally spread through the food chain.

Mad cat disease is similar to mad cow disease and spreads through the food chain. Because the cat's excrement has no deadly ingredients, and people don't eat cat meat at ordinary times, there is no threat to human beings. The disease will not be transmitted from one cat to another, and generally it will not be transmitted to people unless people eat the cat's brain tissue or spinal cord.

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Mad cat disease can cause anxiety in cats, and it will unconsciously hit walls, bite furniture and bark. If you can't calm down, the cat may hurt itself or even attack its owner. At the same time, cats are also very sensitive. Once contacted, they may also cause stress, accompanied by symptoms such as spasm, drooling and dyskinesia.

When a cat gets mad cat disease, it will feel anxious unconsciously, and the cat can't control its emotions. When the cat's manic behavior is stopped by its owner, it may go into a rage and even hit its head against the wall.

China. com-Swiss found the first case of mad cat disease.