Cats are afraid of the plague. Because plague is contagious to cats, cats can become infected with Yersinia pestis if they are bitten by infected fleas or eat infected rodents. Some cats are immune to plague and produce plague F1 antibodies, which can heal themselves, but cats are still afraid of plague bacteria.

The transmission routes and prevention of plague to cats:

1. Cats can be infected with plague, but this probability is not very high, although plague is among wild rodents. It is spread from person to person, but it is spread through fleas and blood. If the cat often runs outside, it may carry fleas infected with plague.

2. In order to prevent the cat from spreading the plague, it is necessary to let it go out less often, and deworm it regularly every month. After its body becomes dirty, it needs to be bathed to maintain its health. clean.

3. When raising a cat, it is best to clean the home regularly, and perform sterilization and disinfection. Generally, cats raised at home do not need to worry about being infected with plague, as long as they are cleaned well. .