Recently, there have been a sudden increase in the number of cats who have been treated, and many of them are cat plague , so our hospital is almost unable to stay.
There is no clear reason for this situation. After discussion, the doctors in our hospital speculated that it was because the cats could not be taken out during the lockdown period. After the lockdown, the number of cats going out to take bath, deworm, and see a doctor suddenly increased, which could not avoid contact with each other. In addition, some places were not disinfected properly, which led to the possibility of taking advantage of the cat plague virus and began to spread rapidly.
No matter what the reason is, cat plague is not a minor illness for cats. Let’s talk about how to prevent it in the near future. Parents of cats can pay attention.
1. Don’t go out, reduce contact with
Don’t rush to take your cat out in the near future, especially kittens who have not received vaccine , avoid contact with other cats and prevent contact with cat plague virus and cause infection.
2. Do a good job of disinfection at home, pay attention to ventilation
cat litter box, cat bowl, and cat toys clean and disinfect every day, and cat nests and cat crawlers clean and disinfect once every two to three days. You should also pay attention to cleaning and ventilation at home to prevent the growth of germs and bacteria.
3. Vaccination
Vaccination is still the best way to prevent. Kittens who have not been vaccinated should try to go to the professional pet hospital to get vaccinated. Once is immune to successfully, the chance of infection will be greatly reduced
4. Improve cats' cat plague resistance
Although vaccine is the best way to prevent, cats who have been vaccinated still have a chance to get infected. At this time, cats need to improve cats' cat plague resistance. They can be prevented by using traditional Chinese medicine Meow Degree Stable to . It can establish intestinal barriers in cats, activate cat plague antibodies, and resist the invasion of cat plague virus, and have no side effects. It can effectively prevent cat plague virus.
Last reminder: After being infected with cat plague, cats will experience symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, blood stool , dehydration, loss of spirit and appetite, and repeated fever. If the cat has related conditions, send it to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible.
