Kitty-DT

Feline distemper spreads when a healthy cat comes into contact with bodily fluids from an infected animal, including feces, urine, blood, saliva, and nasal discharge. It can also be transmitted through flea bites if the flea has previously fed on an infected cat.

A dehydrated cat may exhibit symptoms such as tacky, sticky gums instead of their normal moist texture. Their gums may also appear paler than usual. Other signs include loss of appetite, weakness, and lethargy.

Soothe your cat’s upset stomach with a blend of natural herbs known for their digestive-supporting properties. Barley Grass Seed aids digestion and provides essential nutrients. Rosehips are rich in antioxidants and vitamin C, supporting overall gut health. Echinacea Root helps boost the immune system. Garlic has natural antibacterial properties that may aid digestion. Oregon Grape Root and Goldenseal Root support liver function and help maintain a healthy balance of gut bacteria. Peppermint Leaf and Chamomile Flower help soothe the stomach, reduce nausea, and ease digestive discomfort. Couchgrass Root supports urinary and digestive health, while Hibiscus Flower provides antioxidants that promote a healthy gut. Catnip Leaf has calming effects that can help relieve stomach upset and promote relaxation. Together, these herbs work to support digestion and soothe an upset stomach in cats.

Symptoms of feline distemper typically appear within a week and a half of exposure to the virus. Infected cats often develop a high fever, along with lethargy and loss of appetite. Additional symptoms may include vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain.