Cat plague is an infectious disease and is highly contagious. Feline distemper virus is transmitted through contact and indirect contact. The urine and feces excreted by a cat with feline distemper contain the virus. The feline distemper virus will be hidden in its food bowl, nest, toys and living places. Healthy Cats are likely to become infected if they come into contact with them. Moreover, cat plague can also be spread through people. For example, if the owner returns home from abroad and comes into contact with an infection source on the way, he will also bring the virus home.

Prevention methods of cat plague:

1. The best way to prevent cat plague is to vaccinate the cat in time. After 8 weeks of birth, the cat Cats can be vaccinated against feline distemper.

2. Clean the indoor environment frequently. Water with a temperature as high as 9 degrees can completely kill the feline plague virus after cooking for 1 minute. For furniture and floors, 1/32 sodium hypochlorite solution can be used. Disinfection can effectively prevent the invasion of viruses.

3. If you are planning to raise a second cat at home, you must isolate the new cat when it arrives home before allowing the two cats to meet.