There is no traditional method to treat cat plague. Clinically, it is mainly treated with anti-viral, anti-inflammatory, fluid replenishment, nutritional supplement, correction of electrolyte balance, and antiemetic treatment. If earth-based treatment is used, the cat's dehydration cannot be corrected in time. Secondly, the cat's white blood cell condition cannot be monitored in time, and thirdly, the electrolyte balance in the cat's body cannot be monitored. Forcible use may cause cats to suffer from severe dehydration, electrolyte imbalance in the body, and may also cause other secondary diseases. Therefore, if your cat is suffering from feline distemper, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time.

What are the symptoms of feline plague:

1. Cats have sudden high fever, with body temperature reaching over 40 degrees, and high fevers recurring.

2. The cat’s feces is thick and sticky. When diarrhea occurs, it means that the cat is already in the advanced stage of the disease.

3. The cat is very obviously depressed and has low appetite.

4. When feline plague is severe, cats will also vomit yellow mucus with blood streaks or other rotten flesh-like mucous membranes with gastrointestinal ulcers. This often indicates severe bleeding and ulcers in the cat’s gastrointestinal tract.