Feline calicivirus can survive indoors for about a week. Usually, the survival time of calicivirus in the air is related to the ambient temperature. In an environment above 50 degrees, calicivirus can lose its activity within 30 minutes. At normal temperature, it can survive for about a week, and the fat Solvent-based disinfectant products are useless for them, and phenolic-based disinfectant products are needed.

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Feline calicivirus is a toxic respiratory infectious disease in cats. Cats infected with calicivirus will suffer from listlessness, conjunctivitis, stomatitis, and bronchitis. When the owner discovers that his cat is infected with calicivirus, he should treat the cat promptly so that the cat can recover in about half a month.