Can dog parvovirus be transmitted to cats?

There may be a risk of infection and isolation measures are recommended. In principle, parvovirus is a canine virus, but parvovirus is highly similar to cat distemper virus. They both belong to the genus Parvovirus, and there is a possibility of infection.
If the dog at home is infected with parvovirus and the cat is fed, it is recommended to take isolation and disinfection measures and use pet disinfectant. Parvovirus infection mainly causes gastrointestinal symptoms such as diarrhea and bloody stools.
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