What is the survival rate of cat plague in 2 months kittens?

The survival rate of cat plague in 2 months of cats is generally around 50% to 70%. Cat plague is a very terrible disease for kittens, especially for two-month-old kittens. Cat plague is a viral disease. The treatment and recovery of cat plague is directly related to the kitten's own immunity and resistance. It is not easy to treat kittens at two months of age.

How to prevent cat plague:

1. Vaccination

Vaccination is the most direct and effective way to prevent cat plague. Vaccination is what we often call the "Cat Triad". This vaccine is mainly to prevent cat plague, cat herpes and cat calicivirus, which can establish long-term and effective immune protection for cats.

2. Breastfeeding

If it is a kitten born from a domestic cat, try to let the cat mother breastfeed. Breast milk contains antibodies that are very good for kittens. If the kitten consumes breast milk as soon as possible at birth, the intestines will absorb some of the antibodies in breast milk to improve their immune system.

3. Environmental and Supplies Disinfection

Kittens have weak immunity at two months. The virus may be carried and transmitted from the outside through humans or kittens. If a kitten is infected with cat plague in many cats, it is necessary to isolate and disinfect other kittens as soon as possible, and immediately disinfect supplies and environment. Parents should remember to disinfect after touching stray cats when they go home to avoid bringing the virus home to spread to the kittens.

4. Pay attention to timely treatment

If the owner finds that the kitten is listless, has a loss of appetite, starts to have a fever, and has symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea, the vomit is mostly yellow-green and the feces are sticky. It may be that the kitten is infected with cat plague virus, please go to the pet hospital immediately.