Canadian Hairless Cat

　　(1) Regular preventive measures ① Strengthen feeding management, maintain hygiene and disinfection to enhance cats' disease resistance. Imported cats must be kept in quarantine and can only be fed together after a health check confirms they are healthy ② Formulate and implement regular vaccination schedules ③ Regularly deworm and exterminate rodents, especially handling feces harmlessly ④ Strictly enforce various disease quarantines and promptly detect diseases ⑤ Closely monitor the epidemic situation in surrounding areas to prevent transmission, etc.

　　(2) Eradication measures when disease occurs ① Promptly detect and identify the epidemic, report to veterinary health institutions, and notify neighboring areas to prepare prevention work ② Quickly isolate sick cats, conduct emergency disinfection of the cat house and surrounding environment to prevent infection of healthy cats ③ Immediately take appropriate treatment and emergency preventive measures, rescue sick cats in time, and conduct emergency vaccination for healthy cats not yet sick to prevent the spread of infectious diseases ④ Thoroughly handle the excreta of sick cats, and either deeply bury or incinerate the carcasses of sick cats.(Source：PetsZone)