The second bar on the cat plague test paper is very shallow, which may be a false positive. It is recommended to make an interpretation based on the cat’s clinical symptoms. If the cat does not show symptoms of vomiting or diarrhea, it is recommended to focus on observation. If the cat shows relevant clinical symptoms, it needs to be combined with viral nucleic acid testing to make further diagnosis. Feline distemper is a very serious disease. If your cat is diagnosed with feline distemper, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time.

How to diagnose cat plague:

1. Measure the body temperature. Generally, the body temperature rises to more than 39 degrees.

2. Routine blood test. Check the changes in the number of each blood cell. The white blood cells will decrease, vomiting and diarrhea will occur, and the hematocrit will decrease.

3. The cat distemper test paper tested positive.

4. Do a full set of biochemistry to look at the overall condition of the body.

5. Feline distemper virus nucleic acid test, if the result is positive, it indicates infection with feline distemper.