Disinfection methods for homes infected with feline panleukopenia virus:
1. First, check your home for feline panleukopenia virus. If the virus is present in your home, it may be in different locations, so you need to check your home thoroughly and ensure complete disinfection.
2. Disinfectant spraying is required every morning and evening. Disinfect once in the morning and once in the evening. 
3. Disinfect the floor by mopping with disinfectant. Use a brand new, clean mop dipped in disinfectant to thoroughly disinfect the floor.
4. All items used by the sick cat need to be removed. These items may contain residual feline panleukopenia, so they must be disposed of to prevent further infection.
5. It is necessary to disinfect continuously for 2-3 months to ensure that all viruses have been completely eliminated before you can raise a new cat.
