Isolation is required for at least half a year. If the parents’ disinfection and ventilation are good, there is no need to isolate for that long. The parents’ other cats have been vaccinated, and the antibodies have been produced and reached the standard. There is no need to isolate. Specific isolation How long parents should take depends on the actual situation and they should treat the cat in time after discovering that the cat has feline distemper.

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Feline distemper virus can be cured. Although there is a certain mortality rate, parents should not give up easily. They should actively treat cats after they get it.