Feline distemper test paper may not be accurate. Test strips are not 100% accurate, and the results will be affected by many factors. The accuracy of the feline distemper test paper depends on factors such as the shelf life of the test paper, whether it is damp, the cat's physical condition, etc. The diagnosis of whether a cat has feline distemper cannot be based solely on the results of the test paper. The determination must be made through professional testing by a doctor.

Suggestions for using feline distemper test paper:

1. First, determine whether the feline distemper test paper is within the validity period.

2. Secondly, determine whether the cat distemper test paper is damp. When using it, the test paper should not be opened and exposed to the air for more than 1 hour.

3. Then, the test paper can only be used as a reference and cannot be 100% certain.

4. The very shallow second bar may mean that the cat carries feline distemper virus, but it does not mean that it is sick.