Cats may not necessarily become ill after being infected with rabies virus. Cats can spread rabies in a pathogen-carrying state. If you find excessive saliva and constant drooling, abnormal howling, uncoordinated limbs and lack of balance, banging your head against other objects, acting strangely, and showing symptoms such as fear of people, water, light, and sound, call Consider the possibility of rabies.

Methods to prevent cats from getting rabies virus.

1. Get rabies vaccine and vaccinate cats in advance, which can not only increase the safety of cats, but also improve the safety of people.

2. Try not to breed cats freely. Many people like to take cats out to breed cats. Little do they know that this is the biggest risk source of infection with various parasites and rabies, because in addition to cats and dogs, there are also Many other animals can carry rabies virus.

3. Cats should have regular physical examinations. The early symptoms of rabies are not particularly obvious, but they can be detected through physical examinations. Therefore, it is generally recommended that pet owners give them rabies every six months or so. The cat has a physical exam.