Because there are currently no vaccines or drugs that can prevent cat abdominal transmission, we can only keep the cat’s living environment clean, reduce stress reactions, improve the cat’s resistance, and avoid contact with other cats of unknown origin. Ways to prevent feline transmission. Usually, when a cat suffers from feline abdominal distension, its early appetite is relatively normal, but it will appear listless and have an elevated body temperature. Later, it will gradually develop problems such as weight loss, vomiting, diarrhea, tendency to hide, and a gradual increase in abdominal circumference. . Therefore, once a cat is found to have symptoms suspected of feline transmission, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for relevant investigations in a timely manner.

1. Keep the cat’s living environment clean

If you want to prevent cat-internal transmission, you must first avoid the infection of feline coronavirus. Therefore, it is recommended that owners pay attention to keeping the cat’s living environment clean and regularly disinfect the cat’s living environment and daily necessities to reduce the chance of the cat being infected with the coronavirus and thereby reduce the possibility of the coronavirus mutating.

2. Reduce stress response

Cat-to-cat transmission is usually caused by coronavirus mutation after cats are stressed. Therefore, it is recommended that owners should not scare cats, frequently take cats out, or frequently bring strangers to their homes to reduce the harm to cats caused by various stress factors such as moving, living environment, changes in family members, etc.

3. Improve the cat’s resistance

Feline transmission is caused by the mutation of coronavirus, and 80% of cats carry coronavirus in their bodies. When the cat’s body resistance decreases or Coronavirus tends to mutate when exposed to external environmental stress. Therefore, owners must provide daily nutritional supplements and feed cats some immunity-boosting foods to enhance nutrition and improve the cat’s resistance.

4. Avoid contact between cats and other cats of unknown origin

The pathogen transmitted by cats is feline infectious peritonitis virus, which is formed by the mutation of feline coronavirus, and cats Coronavirus is a contagious virus, mainly transmitted through contact with the feces of sick cats. Therefore, owners should avoid letting their healthy cats come into contact with other cats of unknown origin, so as to reduce the risk of cats being infected with coronavirus and reducing the probability of virus mutation.