Once a cat gets feline distemper, it will be very troublesome, and in serious cases it may endanger the cat's life, so many cat owners take this topic very seriously. So, what is the cause of cat plague? Regarding this issue, let’s give you a detailed introduction below.

It can be said that cat plague is not a disease that comes out of nowhere. It has a certain source of transmission, and there are many sources of transmission. If the owner does not understand these, it can easily cause the disease to spread. My cat suffers from this type of disease.

There are many ways to spread cat plague, including maternal infection, fecal transmission, and even physical contact. Therefore, you must be very careful when taking your cat out or taking your cat for daily walks. If you have feline plague, your cat's feces must be cleaned up in time to prevent the spread of bacteria.

Many cats are infected with feline distemper because they contact cats with feline distemper virus. Without physical contact in time, they can also be infected with the virus through the cat's tears, nasal discharge, etc., or even through contact with the cat. A sick cat's food bowl, water cup, clothes, and any objects around it can be infected with cat plague. It can be said that the spread of cat plague is very difficult to prevent.

In addition, if a female cat suffering from feline distemper becomes pregnant, the kittens may also carry similar viruses. Therefore, once a cat suffers from feline distemper, it must not be dragged away. Go to a regular hospital or find a professional veterinarian for treatment in a timely manner. Moreover, during the cat's treatment, all its items must be disinfected and isolated, and the cat must avoid contact with other cats.

Another thing to note is that for a period of time after a cat recovers from feline distemper, there are still related viruses in the body, so its feces, etc., may still spread the virus. Therefore even if the cat has recovered, it is best to isolate it for a while to prevent the spread of the virus.