People who have been exposed to cat plague should not touch other cats again

If a person who has been exposed to cat plague touches other cats, it may cause other cats to be infected with cat plague. Cat plague is generally spread through contact, so if a person comes into contact with cat plague, it is best to wash their hands and disinfect them in time before returning. Contact other cats to avoid infecting other cats. You should do preventive work in daily life, clean and disinfect regularly, and cats at home should also be vaccinated on time, which can effectively prevent cats from being infected.
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