Is there a high chance of contracting feline distemper after neutering a cat?

There is a slight chance of getting feline distemper after neutering a cat, because the cat was weak after being sterilized last night and its resistance will be reduced. If there are cats with feline distemper in the hospital, they will be susceptible to infection. Therefore, before taking a cat for sterilization, make sure that the cat has been vaccinated and is in good health, and then find a regular pet hospital. It is best to have no cats with feline plague recently, which is safer.
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