Cats cannot survive feline distemper on their own. The contagiousness and mortality rate of feline distemper are relatively high. The course of the disease is generally 7 to 10 days. When a cat is infected with feline distemper, it will develop symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, bloody stools, and dehydration. . After a kitten is infected with feline distemper, it will usually die within 3 to 5 days. If it is still alive after timely treatment 4 days after the clinical symptoms appear, the probability of survival is relatively high. Feline distemper is a viral disease, mainly caused by parvovirus. If a cat is infected and not treated in time, it may die.

Methods to prevent cat distemper:

1. To prevent cat distemper, you first need to vaccinate your cat in time. The best way for cats to prevent feline distemper is to vaccinate. It is best to get the injection at a regular pet hospital. Because the source of the vaccine is more formal, the effect is better.

2. The home also needs to be disinfected frequently, using virus-killing disinfectant. The owner's shoes should also be disinfected frequently, and cats should not be allowed to touch them. The floor can also be mopped with disinfectant.

3. Cats are strictly prohibited from contacting stray cats and stray dogs to avoid contracting feline plague from them.