Can cats reproduce after abdominal transmission is cured?

Cats cannot breed after they are cured of abdominal transmission, because abdominal transmission may be transmitted to kittens, and it is difficult to cure cats with abdominal transmission, and their life span after cure is relatively short. You also need to go to the hospital for regular check-ups to avoid recurrence. Some cats are infected with the disease. Abdominal pain needs to be maintained with medication, and it will relapse or worsen after stopping the medication. Therefore, if the cat has suffered from feline abdominal disease, it is not recommended to breed the cat.
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