Will cats recover from feline plague on their own?

Cats infected with feline distemper usually will not recover on their own, because the feline distemper virus can cause dehydration and electrolyte imbalance in cats. If we do not replenish water in time and correct the electrolyte imbalance, the cat will easily die. Yes, so we must treat cats in time after they are infected with feline distemper virus.
Tip:
Once infected with the feline distemper virus, the cat can only resist it. There is no specific drug to treat this disease.
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