How to disinfect your home from cat plague before raising a second cat

How to disinfect your home if there is feline distemper virus:
1. First, check for feline distemper virus in your home. If there is feline distemper virus in your home, it may be in different places, so you need to check for feline distemper virus in your home to ensure thorough disinfection.
2. Spraying and disinfection are required every morning and evening. Disinfect once every morning and once in the evening.
3. The floor needs to be mopped with disinfectant for disinfection. Use a new, clean mop dipped in disinfectant to fully disinfect the floor.
4. It is necessary to clean up all the items used by the sick cat before. Items used by sick cats may contain feline plague residues, so all items need to be cleaned up to prevent infection.
5. Continuous disinfection is required for 2 to 3 months to ensure that all viruses are eliminated before raising new cats.
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