The accuracy of FPV Ag cat distemper detection is relatively high, but there is also a certain error rate. The accuracy of this testing method is affected by a variety of factors, including how the sample is collected and processed, the quality of the testing equipment and the skill level of the operator. Therefore, although FPV Ag cat distemper detection can provide certain reference information, when diagnosing feline distemper, it is necessary to make a comprehensive judgment based on other clinical symptoms and routine blood test results.

If the cat shows typical symptoms of feline distemper such as elevated body temperature, vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration and a sharp decrease in the number of white blood cells, It is recommended to take the cat to a professional pet hospital or veterinary clinic for a detailed examination as soon as possible. The veterinarian will select the appropriate detection method based on the specific situation of the cat, and make a diagnosis based on clinical experience and professional knowledge.