How many days will it take for the new cat to be isolated from the old cat to be safe? Safe quarantine time is generally recommended for at least 14 days to ensure that the virus between the new and old cats does not spread to each other.
New cats have enough time to discover and treat whether they suffer from parasites or infectious diseases, and also give cats a period of time to adapt to each other and reduce some problems caused by cats due to stress.
If you already have a cat at home and the owner plans to raise another cat, it is recommended to isolate the newly raised cat for a while when you first take it home and keep it on the balcony for about ten days, especially the adopted stray cat. Observe whether the cat has parasites excreted and deworming drugs are given. If the cat has vomiting and diarrhea, it is recommended to check for infectious diseases in a timely manner to avoid affecting the cat at home.
It can also allow two cats to adapt to each other. Because cats are naturally sensitive, it is necessary to observe whether there are any abnormalities in the old cat. It is recommended to seek medical treatment in time if there are any abnormalities. If the cat has trauma caused by being scratched and bitten, use the 10-day observation method to rule out whether it has been infected with rabies.