Things to note when purchasing cat vaccines:

1. Check whether the writing on the bottle is clear and whether there is a veterinary drug animal inspection label and the China Veterinary Drug Quality Supervision anti-counterfeiting mark.

2. Check whether the powder bottle is vacuum. Under normal circumstances, the regular ones are vacuum.

3. Check whether there are cracks in the powder. Generally, failed vaccines have cracks.

4. Look at the color of the fusion and the speed of dissolution. Under normal circumstances, the regular vaccine is very easy to dissolve, with a light red color and no precipitation.

Precautions for vaccinating cats:

1. Under normal circumstances, the cat is 2 months old or above, in good health, and has no vomiting, diarrhea, or sneezing. If you have serious skin diseases, you can take your cat for vaccination.

2. The first immunization requires 3 consecutive injections of cat triplex, and the time interval between each injection is 20-21 days.

3. The rabies vaccine cannot be injected until the cat is 3 months old.

4. Under normal circumstances, the third injection of cat triplex can be injected together with the rabies vaccine, or it can be injected one week later.

5. In the future, a booster dose of cat triple vaccine and a dose of rabies vaccine will be sufficient every year.