How to recover from hind leg weakness caused by cat plague

Weakness in the hind legs of cat plague can be rehabilitated with laser treatment and nutritional and psychotropic drugs. Some cats will develop spinal cord ataxia after suffering from feline distemper, and will have symptoms such as weakness of the hind limbs and unsteady walking. Some cats will heal on their own as they grow, while some cats will need treatment to recover. The effects of treatment will vary for different cats.
Tips:
Feline distemper virus is a relatively common infectious disease in cats. It is usually more susceptible to kittens that have not been vaccinated or have not been fully vaccinated. Therefore, when raising a cat, the owner can start vaccinating it when it is 45 days old. In addition, owners should also pay attention to regular deworming.
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