When a cat is infected with feline distemper, it will first develop fever, lethargy, poor energy, and anorexia. Some cats will vomit very early, and then they will start to feel listless, lethargic, loss of appetite, repeated fevers, frequent vomiting, loss of appetite after vomiting, soft stools and even diarrhea. Cats will have varying degrees of dehydration and other symptoms. At this time, medical examination showed a decrease in white blood cells, and some kittens with weak constitutions would have bloody stools in the early stages of the disease.

Treatment methods for cat plague:

1. Inject cat plague monoclonal antibodies (monoclonal antibodies). There is currently an upgraded version of inhibitory protein, which is Monoclonal antibodies are better and more comprehensive.

2. Inject interferon. However, the dosage of interferon needs to be strictly controlled, and excessive dosage may cause side effects.

3. Symptomatic treatment. If you have vomiting symptoms, you must use antiemetics. If you have diarrhea symptoms, you must use antidiarrheal drugs.

5. To replenish physical ability, it must be noted that during the period of cat plague, cats have almost no digestion ability and will not take the initiative to eat. The owner must eat less and more often, slowly and gradually. Feed her with a little patience, or take her to the hospital for infusion.