Stray cats can carry viruses. Because stray cats often live and move in the wild, they are not easily exposed to many viruses and bacteria, and they cannot receive effective treatment, so they will always carry these germs. Common diseases are respiratory diseases and cat moss, so you should pay attention to hygiene after coming into contact with stray cats. It is best to deworm the stray cats first, and then take a bath to clean them. If you are accidentally scratched or bitten by a cat, it is recommended to get vaccinated to effectively prevent the occurrence of infectious diseases.

Precautions for coming into contact with stray cats:

1. Stray cats need to be fed separately from other pets in the home, and they can be fed together after their physical examination is fine.

2. Pay attention to taking stray cats to the hospital for a comprehensive physical examination in time.

3. Pay attention to whether the stray cat’s eating and excretion are normal. If there are any abnormalities, seek medical attention in time.

4. If there are no abnormalities after a week of observation, you can take the stray cats for deworming treatment.

5. If you are scratched by a stray cat, you must disinfect and clean it promptly and get vaccinated to prevent virus infection.