Now, cats have become pets for many friends, and their existence has brought a lot of happiness to the shovelers. However, cats must be taken good care of their bodies. When it comes to cat plague, everyone's faces change. The mortality rate of cats suffering from cat plague is relatively high. Sometimes when it is found that something is wrong with the cat, they have missed the best treatment time. This is a very sad thing. In fact, cat plague is not a terminal illness for cats. If you observe cats' daily life seriously enough and detect and treat them early, it can be cured.

What is cat plague?

Cat plague is an acute highly contact infectious disease that is frequently found in winter and spring, and is caused by parvovirus. Cats suffering from cat plague may lose appetite and be listless in the early stages of the disease, and may also experience sudden fever, vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration and other symptoms. These symptoms are similar to those when a cat is suffering from a common disease. Many times they mistakenly think that the cat is not seriously ill. Cats are very strong animals. When the owner notices something is wrong, it may be too late. The younger the cat, the lower the possibility of healing.

How to prevent cat plague?

The main reason why cats suffer from cat plague is that they are not vaccinated or are incompletely vaccinated, and their resistance to cat plague virus is very weak, so you must vaccinate them well when raising cats. Cat plague is very contagious. Although it will not be transmitted to humans, if there are multiple cats in the family, one may suffer from cat plague and the whole litter may become sick. If you find that the cat is sick, you should isolate it from other pets as soon as possible. The cat plague virus can be transmitted to other cats through cat excrement or secretions, so the disinfection of cat living space must be done well. In order to prevent cat plague in daily life, it is also necessary to clean and disinfect frequently, and put the cat's nest and toys in the sun to disinfect.

How to treat cat plague?

There are cat plague test papers on the market now, so it is best to prepare some quality test papers at home. When it is confirmed that the cat is suffering from cat plague, you should pay attention to keeping the sick cat warm. Isolate sick cats from other pets and disinfect the home. Cat plague is indeed not easy to treat. In order to ensure the safety of the cat, it is better to send it to the pet hospital as soon as possible. The shoveler must "follow the doctor's advice" and try to make the cats who do not eat eat eat a few bites and drink a few more sips of water. The time and money spent during the treatment process may be a bit too much, but I still hope that the shovelers can do their best. It may be a bit difficult to treat yourself. You can feed your cat amoxicillin, ciprofloxacin tablets (antibiotics), Yunnan Baiyao Capsules, and Dameijian (anti-diarrhea). These are all human medicines. When you use it for cats, you must use it according to the weight loss dose of the cat. It is best not to take medicine at the same time. You can feed some food or diluted glucose and normal saline in the middle.

Daily Care

The living space of cats must be disinfected with disinfectant, and cat supplies must also be cleaned and disinfected frequently. After the cat's body gradually recovers, it needs to supplement some nutrition, but it cannot be "big fish and meat" as they are when they are in good health. It can be made into easy-to-digestible foods to make their fragile stomach and intestines easier to accept. You can also choose good-quality nutritional paste to feed the cat. You should get the vaccine whatever you should get, and don’t be lucky.

Healthy cats can be with us for more than ten years, and they have gradually become part of our surroundings, including alternatives. Cats suffering from cat plague are not terminally ill. As long as the owner notices the cat's condition early and asks the cat to seek medical treatment as soon as possible, they have a great chance of scrambling to survive.