It is best to wait six months before raising a cat in a house that has suffered from cat plague. Before getting a new cat, owners are usually advised to thoroughly disinfect the house that has been exposed to cat plague. As for the method of disinfection, you can buy disinfectant, dilute it with water, and then use it to mop the floor or scrub the areas where sick cats used to move. After each disinfection, windows should be opened for ventilation. And try to throw away the items used by the sick cat during his lifetime and buy new ones.

How to disinfect a house that has suffered from cat plague:

1. Do not keep cats in rooms with feline plague virus for six months or even a year, as sick cats will be Clean the supplies and disinfect them with disinfectant.

2. It is also necessary to maintain indoor ventilation, and it is best to use ultraviolet light to irradiate and kill viruses.

3. If there are other cats at home, it is best to spray disinfectant in every corner of the house several times.