Cat distemper cannot be cured by itself. Feline distemper is an acute and highly contagious infectious disease. Its pathogen is a virus of the family Parvoviridae. Cats will show symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and loss of mental appetite. Generally, It mostly occurs in unvaccinated kittens, and the mortality rate can be as high as 90%. If a cat at home has cat plague, please send it to the doctor in time for scientific treatment.

Methods to prevent cat plague:

1. The best prevention method is to promptly inoculate the cat triple vaccine, but after the injection, an antibody test must be done to determine whether the antibodies are present. generate.

2. Antibodies are not permanent and will weaken or even disappear over time. Cats must be given regular booster shots.

3. If there are aborigines at home and you need to bring back a second cat, please be sure to inject the cat triplex and confirm the formation of antibodies before taking it home. In addition, you also need to isolate the two cats when you first bring them home.

4. Try to do as little as possible to stress the cat.