Cats cannot be bathed during vaccination. Because the vaccine is working at this time, if you take a bath, it is likely that the vaccine will be ineffective or the cat will become sick. Vaccination is originally an inoculation with attenuated bacilli. The purpose is to allow the cat to form certain antibodies. During this period, the cat’s resistance will decrease, so the cat cannot be bathed. Generally, cats can be bathed one week after vaccination. If you take a bath and then take a vaccine, you are afraid that the cat will have weak immunity and develop cold and other symptoms after taking a bath, and it will have a certain stress reaction, which may aggravate the vaccine reaction. If you take a bath after taking the vaccine, the vaccine will be weakened to a certain extent. There is still a stress response.

What you need to pay attention to when vaccinating cats:

1. Only healthy cats can be vaccinated. Otherwise, the vaccination will be ineffective, the vaccination will fail, and the vaccination will cause other diseases. The outbreak, etc.

2. Do not bathe for two weeks before and after vaccination. Cats cannot be vaccinated if they have a cold, sneezing, runny nose, or are in a bad mood.