Feline plague generally begins to improve in about 7 days after treatment. At present, the cure rate of feline plague is relatively high, mainly through symptomatic treatment and treatment of the cause. First of all, for symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea, antiemetic and antidiarrheal injections need to be treated. Secondly, anti-inflammatory drugs, viral interferons, and monoclonal antibodies need to be given to treat feline plague virus. Since feline distemper virus can damage the gastrointestinal tract, it is recommended to feed cats some easily digested and absorbed food during the treatment process.

What should be paid attention to when treating cat plague:

1. Take measures to keep warm. During the treatment of feline plague, owners should pay attention to taking measures to keep the sick cat warm. For example, you can add an extra blanket to the sick cat's cat litter, or place a hot water bottle to keep the cat warm.

2. If the cat has vomiting symptoms, it needs to be fasted. After fasting, the sick cat can be supplemented with nutrients and water through infusion. For sick cats that cannot undergo infusion, it can be given every once in a while. Feed it an appropriate amount of a mixture of saline and glucose.

3. Inject feline plague antibody serum into sick cats for treatment. However, care must be taken not to over-inject or inject hyperimmune serum for multiple days in a row to avoid possible side effects.

4. Antiviral treatment. Feline omega interferon, subcutaneous injection, 500,000 units per kilogram of body weight, once a day, feline distemper monoclonal antibody, subcutaneous injection, once a day.

5. When the feline plague is treated until the sick cat can eat, drugs such as lactase and other drugs that can help the cat’s gastrointestinal digestion can be used to regulate the cat’s gastrointestinal tract. During the cat's recovery period, try to let the cat eat small meals frequently, and be careful not to feed the cat high protein or food that is not suitable for digestion.