If a Maine Coon cat develops feline distemper, it will suddenly develop high fever, intractable vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, circulatory disorders, and listlessness, not eating, drinking, or moving. At this time, we must first reduce the amount of food the Maine Coon cat feeds at each meal. , increase the number of feedings (3-6 times a day).

Choose food that is easy to digest, low in fiber, and low in fat. You can feed Maine Coon cats some goat milk powder and probiotics to supplement nutrition and repair the intestines.