Cat plague cannot be completely removed by washing hands alone. The cause of cat distemper is parvovirus infection, which requires the use of ultraviolet light and alcohol to disinfect, and the environment needs to be disinfected with pet disinfectant. After cats are infected with feline distemper, it is recommended that owners consult a doctor in time, use antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent secondary infections, and use viral interferons and monoclonal antibodies for antiviral treatment.

What should be paid attention to when disinfecting feline distemper virus:

1. If you wash your hands with clean water only, feline distemper virus usually cannot be removed. You need to wash your hands with pet-specific disinfectant hand sanitizer. .

2. Not only the hands need to be cleaned, but the owner’s clothes and shoes also need to be cleaned with chlorine-containing disinfectants. If possible, ultraviolet disinfection lamps can be used for irradiation.

3. The feline distemper virus has a relatively strong ability to infect. If there are cats that have died due to feline distemper virus infection at home, it is recommended that the sick cat’s activity area be thoroughly disinfected and the cat should not be fed again within six months. New cats.