For cats with outdoor access, feline meningoencephalomyelitis, better known as “staggering disease,” is a serious and potentially fatal threat. The disease, which involves the inflammation of the brain and spinal cord in European domestic cats (Felis catus), was first described in Sweden in the 1970s and in Austria in the 1990s.
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Source: Phys.org