The detoxification period of cat plague is generally about 2 weeks after cure. Cats in poor physical condition may take about 3 weeks to detoxify. Method to test for complete detoxification: First, test the feline distemper antigen on the cat every other week until the feline distemper virus is no longer visible on the board. This means that the feline distemper virus has been basically eliminated. At this time, the cat needs to be fed astragalus polysaccharide for a week. The remaining toxins in the cat's body will be eliminated. Secondly, the cat’s lymph or feces are collected for testing and tested using PCR technology.

Precautions during the detoxification period of feline plague:

1. Avoid contact between cats in the detoxification period and healthy cats. After the feline plague is cured, there will be no relevant abnormal symptoms during the detoxification period, which is no different from that of healthy cats. However, the cat’s secretions and excretions will contain feline distemper virus, which has a certain degree of infectivity. It is recommended to avoid letting cats during the detoxification period. Cats in contact with healthy cats.

2. Feed easy-to-digest prescription canned food to cats during the detoxification period, because the feline distemper virus has invaded the cat’s intestines, causing low intestinal digestion;

3. Pay attention to detoxification Keep the cat warm during the period, do not alternate between cold and hot, and do not give the cat a bath.

4. Return to the hospital regularly to check the white blood cell count of cats during the detoxification period, and pay attention to whether the cat’s feces is formed at home.