If the cat itself is healthy and fully vaccinated, and the antibody test in the body is good, the chance of being infected with cat distemper is very low, or even not. On the other hand, if the cat has not been vaccinated or has low autoimmunity, once exposed to feline distemper, the chance of being infected with feline distemper is about 60%, or even 90%, so the owner must vaccinate the cat in time.

Symptoms of feline distemper infection:

1. In the early stage of feline distemper, symptoms such as listlessness, vomiting, and anorexia will appear. Cats have good pain tolerance, so feline distemper Early symptoms are not obvious and can even be easily ignored by the owner.

2. In the middle stage of feline plague, the cat’s vomiting will worsen and the cat will be unable to eat during hunger strike. The cat will stay in one place for a long time and fall asleep for a long time.

3. In the late stage of feline plague, cats often have high fever, but the fever will subside in a few days, and then they will have high fever again, continue to have diarrhea, and even have blood in their stools, and the symptoms of dehydration will become more and more severe. serious.