Can you get cat plague twice?

It is possible to get cat plague twice. After cat distemper is cured, antibodies will only be obtained for a period of time, and there will be no lifelong immunity. Moreover, the duration of antibodies varies from cat to cat and can generally last for several months. Therefore, regular vaccinations must be administered every year after cat distemper is fully recovered. After the vaccination, pay attention to keeping warm. Keep the food, drink and environment the same as before for a week. Reduce going out and exercising. You should not take a bath within a week and have as little contact with outside animals as possible.
Under what circumstances are susceptible to feline distemper:
1. Cats that are not fully vaccinated, or even not vaccinated, are prone to feline distemper in the kitten stage. Plague, the mortality rate is very high at this time.
2. Female cats are susceptible to infection during pregnancy. After all, your physique and immunity are at their weakest at this time.
3. Contact with a cat suffering from feline distemper and contract the infection from some feces or food.
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