Cat distemper is a disease caused by parvovirus infection. When choosing a disinfectant, you should choose a disinfectant that targets parvovirus. For example, DuPont Virco, Watts, etc. sold in pet hospitals can not only kill viruses but also freshen the air. Some disinfectants used in farms can also achieve the effect of killing viruses, such as neogermide, cresol soap, povidone-iodine, etc. However, some disinfectants are not suitable for household use because of their strong smell, such as cresol soap.

What should be paid attention to when disinfecting cat plague:

1. Purchase a special disinfectant at the pet hospital to disinfect the floor of the home, cat utensils, bedding, toys, etc. . After disinfection, expose it to the sun.

2. Due to the particularity of feline distemper virus, other cats or dogs should not use items used by cats infected with feline distemper virus, otherwise they will easily be infected with cat distemper or dogs will be infected with parvovirus. possibility.

3. If you use corrosive disinfectants such as 84 disinfectant, keep the indoor windows open for ventilation and keep the cat out of the room to avoid the corrosiveness of the disinfectant from causing harm to the cat.