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Immunoglobulin compositions of the feline body fluids.

Immunoglobulin concentrations were determined in feline serum, colostrum, milk, bile, intestinal fluid, saliva, tear, nasal secretions, and tracheal secretions by single radial immunodiffusion. The results were as follows. In the serum, colostrum and milk, IgG was predominant (78.1% to 90.7% of the total immunoglobulin contents); IgA and IgM were minor (5.9% to 11.7% and 2.8% to 10.2%). In other secretions, IgA was predominant (41.4% to 70.7%). However, IgG ratio was higher than IgM ratio in the nasal and tracheal secretions. In contrast, IgM ratio was superior to IgG ratio in the bile and intestinal fluids.