84 disinfectant can remove cat plague, but it needs to be handled according to the process. At the same time, 84 disinfectant should be sprayed on areas contaminated by cat plague virus. Since feline distemper virus has a relatively strong ability to infect, if there are cats that have died due to feline distemper virus infection at home, it is recommended to thoroughly disinfect the area where the sick cat lived, and not to feed new cats within six months.

What to pay attention to when treating cat plague with 84 disinfectant:

1. It may not be easy to detect in the early stages of cat plague. As an owner, you should carefully observe the cat’s condition and find out If there is an abnormality, measure the patient's temperature as soon as possible. Early detection is more conducive to treatment and recovery.

2. When using 84 disinfectant, be sure to disinfect the cat’s activity range to avoid reinfection of the cat.

3. This product will burn the skin and the free chlorine it releases may cause poisoning, so do not touch the 84 disinfectant directly with your hands.