It is possible for a cat to be cured if it is infected with feline distemper in two months as long as it is treated promptly. The specific success rate depends on the severity of the cat’s specific symptoms. Feline distemper is also known as feline panleukopenia. Although two-month-old cats have low resistance and the cure rate is not high, with the improvement of pet medical care, it is possible to treat it as long as the symptoms are discovered and timely medical treatment is found.

Symptoms of feline plague:
1. Gastrointestinal symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, loss of appetite, etc., and the vomitus is yellow-green.

2. The body temperature suddenly rises, the body becomes hot, and the spirit is listless.

3. Symptoms of sticky secretions in the mouth, eyes, nose and other places.

4. Symptoms of diarrhea, sticky stool, or even blood.

5. Symptoms of severe dehydration and shock occur.

6. Characteristics include circulatory disorder and sharp decrease in white blood cells.