How to vaccinate a cat in one second? When to vaccinate? Every day, poop scrapers have to welcome a new batch of new cats, so the first homework for novice parents is cat vaccines. This time, it will focus on cat vaccines. Let’s talk about one type of vaccine, then several times, and where to get it. After reading this article, all the confusion about cat vaccination will be gone. It will be easier, so novice parents can save it first. ​

The most important thing is the vaccination time. First of all, before vaccination, everyone must pay attention to avoid immune failure. If you are not old enough, have poor energy, are in estrus, are pregnant, or have worms in your body, do not vaccinate before or after bathing. vaccine.

So at what age can a cat be spanked? The official recommendation is for a kitten to be eight weeks old, which means a kitten fifty-six days after birth. If your cat has not been spanked before being brought back, then at home After staying there for seven days, you should be mentally and physically well before arranging the vaccine. This age group needs three injections, and the interval between each injection is three to four weeks. You don't need to calculate the time, just after the first injection. He will have a vaccine booklet, and the doctor will write it for you in the next two weeks. After that, you can just go and get the vaccine in time. ​

If the cat is over 16 weeks old and has not been vaccinated for almost four months, then two injections are enough. The same goes for the weekly interval of three to four weeks. Many babies will ask if the vaccine needs to be given every year. Not necessarily, then it will be used up in the first year. In the second year, you can choose to take a booster shot. Immunize or do an antibody test for cats. As long as the antibody index of cat plague is greater than four, then you can vaccinate every three years to prevent over-immunization.

As for the antibody test, I did it once at that time and it was about 180. You can measure it yourself. Then, if you foster the cat in a place where there are more cats, you can arrive seven days in advance before going. Get a refill every ten days to reduce the risk of contracting infectious diseases.​ ​​​​​​

The second one is about the types of vaccines. Is the vaccine a three-shot vaccine plus a rabies shot? The three-shot vaccine is what we commonly call the cat triple vaccine, which is specifically for cat distemper, cat cupping and a cat nasal branch. The vaccines for these three infectious diseases are divided into inactivated vaccines and live attenuated vaccines for cats. Generally, these two vaccines are the ones you see in hospitals.

The inactivated vaccine is safer than the live attenuated vaccine. The rabies vaccine is also an inactivated vaccine. The last thing is the place of vaccination. What about the vaccination? It has storage conditions and environmental sanitation. There are standards, so it is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for the vaccine. ​

There are also vaccine prices in different places ranging from 80 to 150. You can check to see if there is such a package before going to get vaccinated. Generally speaking, it is common in chain hospitals.There are quite a lot of standard packages. The most recent routine check-up plus a three-shot vaccine for Fantuan was 199, which I think is quite a bargain.

Okay, that’s all for the key points about cat vaccination. Dear fellow poop collectors, please remember to save them.