A cat that has recovered from feline distemper will not be infected with the feline distemper virus again throughout its life, but it will carry the feline distemper virus, so do not let it live in the same room with other unvaccinated cats, as this will cause cross-infection. Although cats are already immune to feline distemper virus, there are other viruses that they are not immune to, so we still need to inject vaccines to prevent them.

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The symptoms of feline distemper virus are vomiting and diarrhea. When parents find that their cats have these symptoms, they should send them to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.