What should I do if my kitten gets cat plague?

Solutions to kittens suffering from cat plague:
1. During treatment, antiviral drugs such as interferon and monoclonal antibodies can be used, supplemented by amoxicillin , cephalosporins and other antibiotics to prevent secondary bacterial infections.
2. Anti-vomiting and anti-diarrheal drugs need to be used to treat symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea in kittens.
3. Provide water and various nutrients to the body through infusion, while maintaining the electrolyte balance in the body and taking measures to keep warm.
Methods to prevent cat distemper in kittens:
1. The best way to prevent cat distemper is to vaccinate cats. It is recommended to start vaccinating cats when they are two months old, and then add them every year.
2. Give cats a reasonable and scientific diet to keep them healthy. The cat’s growing and playing environment should also be kept clean.
3. Cats are strictly prohibited from contacting stray cats and stray dogs to avoid contracting feline plague from them.
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