In the middle of August, I found a kitten, he was 3 weeks old. I brought him to my grandmother, then took him to the Stork vet, where they gave him some kind of injection with immunity. The kitten was immediately tested. The next morning, the kitten became ill, and we took him back to the clinic. The cat did not eat, did not move, saliva flowed from his mouth, and mucus came out of his anus. The kitten turned out to be sick with distemper. He was prescribed various injections. At first it was of little use, we thought that the cat would die, but two days later he recovered-the crisis was over. The cat was given injections for two more weeks, and he was rapidly recovering. He was recently vaccinated against rabies, and in a few months he will be castrated. Many thanks to the clinic, thanks to its staff, the cat is alive and well. Thanks to the doctors, he is already 6 months old.

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