Cats with coronavirus do not need to be quarantined for life. When a cat is infected with the coronavirus, it needs to be isolated until the cat does not shed the virus, usually 7-15 days. Life-long isolation is not required. The cat will have gastrointestinal discomfort in the early stage, resulting in symptoms of diarrhea. The owner must Pay attention to prevent the cat from having a stress reaction, otherwise the virus will mutate and cause the cat to suffer from feline transmission.

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Most cats carry coronavirus, but under normal circumstances it will not mutate and will only produce a severe stress reaction. As a result, the cat's immunity decreases, and the virus will break out, causing the cat to suffer from feline transmission, which will be difficult to cure.