Vaccination refers to injection. Generally speaking, cats cannot be vaccinated without vaccination. Cats themselves may carry germs, but they have a certain incubation period, which may last from 3 months to 6 months or more than 1 year. It has a certain relationship with their own physical constitution, but they need to be vaccinated after birth, and they need to be vaccinated. There are many kinds of vaccines that can prevent diseases and reduce the chance of illness.

1. Why can’t cats be vaccinated?

After a cat is born, there will be a large number of germs in the body or on the skin, and the body’s resistance is relatively weak and does not have enough resistance to deal with external bacteria and viruses. , thereby increasing the chance of getting sick. After being injected with vaccines, it can help strengthen the body, prevent a variety of bacterial and viral infections, and also prevent the occurrence of diseases.

2. What vaccines do cats need to be injected?

Cats generally need to be injected with feline triple vaccine and rabies vaccine. Cat triple vaccine mainly prevents feline distemper virus, feline calicivirus and feline bronchitis. , reduce the risk of contracting the above diseases, because cats are susceptible animals to rabies virus and are storage hosts of rabies virus. After being scratched or bitten by other animals, they will increase the chance of being infected with rabies virus, and the support rate is relatively high, accounting for 100%, so the above vaccines need to be injected.

3. Reactions of cats after vaccination

Cats may experience slight pain after vaccination. This is a normal reaction after vaccination, and there may also be Fever will occur. If the body temperature is below 38°C, you can use a warm towel to wipe the body to achieve a cooling effect. If the body temperature is above 38.5°C and the fever does not subside for a long time, you need to take antipyretic drugs as directed by your doctor.

IV. Precautions for cats after vaccination

After vaccination, the local skin must be kept clean and hygienic, and the cat must not be allowed to scratch the injection site, otherwise it will easily cause bacterial growth and increase infection. The chance of affecting the absorption of the vaccine, and cats cannot be bathed within 3 days, otherwise it will easily lead to colds and reduce the efficacy of the vaccine.

After injecting the cat with the vaccine, you should observe the physical condition at any time. If there is frequent vomiting, diarrhea, or high fever, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to a regular pet hospital for treatment in time, which will help improve the symptoms.