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Pet cats at danger from deathly virus outbreak in Melbourne

A highly contagious & potentially fatal cat virus has broken out in Victoria. Cat & kitten owners are being urged to ensure their pets are up to date by vaccinations & boosters. It typically takes 2 days for an infective cat or kitten to become symptomatic, very the danger of commute is very high. "which's the reason we are reminding all cat & kitten owners to make annual vaccinations a routine portion of their pet's care. "The importance of saving your pet's vaccinations up to date cannot be overstated."Anyone whose cat shows Signs ought contact their vet.

Dangerous cat virus outbreak in Melbourne

referring to Cat owners are being urged to vaccinate their pets versus a uncommon & potentially deathly virus outbreak in Melbourne. The highly-contagious feline panleukopenia virus, commonly referred to as feline distemper, has been approved in a handful of lost kittens, & the RSPCA is urging cat owners to save their pets' vaccinations up to date. "The virus isn't contagious to humans or any other animals, But, it could be spread to other cats out of the clothing & shoes of handlers or owners of infective animals," RSPCA Victoria said in a statement on Sunday.

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