Feline plague with blood in the stool is usually in the stage of obvious symptoms. The symptoms at this stage are more obvious than during the incubation period, and some symptoms will also appear during this period. Obvious symptoms of cats suffering from feline plague include lethargy, vomiting, body temperature that fluctuates between high and low, and sticky secretions from the eyes and nose. In the later stages of feline plague, cats will have symptoms of diarrhea, vomiting, and yellow-green symptoms. In severe cases, they will have blood in their stools. If the cat is not rescued by infusion in time, the cat may be life-threatening due to dehydration.

Solutions for cats infected with feline distemper:

1. Treatment of feline distemper requires different treatment plans based on the specific situation of the cat, usually with supportive therapy. And symptomatic treatment depends on the cat's own immune system, which can overcome viral infections. Among them, anti-viral drugs such as feline plague monoclonal antibodies and hyperimmune serum interferon can be used. For symptomatic treatment, infusion can be selected.

2. Control and prevent secondary bacterial infections by adding antibiotics, while correcting the cat’s dehydration and maintaining electrolyte balance.

3. If the cat has severe vomiting or diarrhea, he needs to be injected with anti-vomiting and hemostatic drugs. If the cat is over two months old and is in good health, you can take the cat to the pet hospital for vaccination as soon as possible. Triple vaccine to prevent the occurrence of feline distemper virus.