After a cat is infected with feline distemper, the frequency of vomiting ranges from several times to dozens of times a day, and the vomitus is yellow-green. When a cat is found to be vomiting, it is necessary to first check whether it is feline plague, and to avoid food and water. Under normal circumstances, the frequency of vomiting is relatively low in early infections, usually three to five times a day. The cure rate of feline distemper is relatively low. At the same time, the symptoms of anorexia and vomiting in cats make treatment more difficult. Therefore, once a cat is found to be infected with feline distemper, it must be sent to the hospital for treatment immediately.

How to prevent cat plague:

1. Get vaccinated on time. Cat vaccines are mainly designed to prevent cats from getting feline distemper and feline rhinotracheitis. Therefore, vaccination on time can improve the cat's ability to resist the virus. The production of antibodies will naturally make it less likely to get feline distemper.

2. The feline distemper virus destroys the cat’s immune system. If the cat’s immunity can be improved through dietary modification, the cat’s immune system will be stronger and it will be less susceptible to feline distemper. .

3. Pay attention to environmental hygiene. Dirty, humid, noisy, and high-pressure environments are most likely to cause cat plague outbreaks. This is why catteries and stray cat rescue centers need to pay extra attention to the cleaning and disinfection of the environment.