When you, the cat owners, are raising pet cats, the first thing you should pay special attention to is the cat’s health, and vaccination is an important aspect of it. What should you pay attention to when vaccinating your cat? Why should you take your cat for vaccination in time?

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Vaccinating cats is not only to enhance their immunity, but also to help cats prevent many common diseases. Cats in the kitten stage are very easy to get sick. You must take your cats to be vaccinated in time to help them build their immune system as soon as possible. .

If the cat is still relatively young, the interference of maternal antibodies must be taken into consideration when vaccinating. Therefore, generally speaking, cats that are too young cannot be vaccinated and must wait at least two months before being vaccinated. .

If the cats have just arrived at home, let them adapt to the environment first. After a few days, make sure that the cats are not in a state of stress before taking them for a physical check-up and vaccination arrangements. If the cat is unwell, vaccination will not only make the situation worse, but will also fail to produce a good immune effect in the cat.

After each vaccination, cats may experience some physical discomfort, such as loss of appetite, lack of energy, lethargy, etc. These are caused by the immune system starting to react, and they will recover on their own soon. If they do not get better, If so, remember to consult your doctor promptly.