If a cat at home has feline distemper, other cats need to be isolated and observed every day. If any abnormalities are found, they need to be tested as soon as possible to see if they are infected with the feline distemper virus. When we raise cats, we must be well vaccinated, especially in multi-cat households. Not only do we need to be well vaccinated, but we also need to do deworming to prevent cross-infection.

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There is no specific medicine for feline distemper virus, and the mortality rate is very high. When we raise cats, we must vaccinate them in time.