1. How old can a cat be vaccinated?

1. Two months later, cats will bring their own antibodies from their mothers within 50 days of birth. After 50 days of resisting the virus, the antibodies will decrease and vaccination will be effective

2. It is recommended that cats that have just been brought home should be vaccinated after two weeks to familiarize themselves with the environment and observe the status [must be vaccinated when they are completely healthy]

2. How many injections of vaccine are needed

Three injections to confirm that the cat is in good health. Get the first dose of vaccine, once every 21-30 days, for a total of three vaccinations. Antibody testing can be done half a month after all vaccinations

3. Do vaccines need to be taken every year?

There is no need to re-inject every year. Check the antibodies every year. If you have antibodies, you don’t need to re-inject.

4. Do deworming or vaccination first?

Do it one week apart. Cats that are two months old can be dewormed. There needs to be a week between deworming and vaccination

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5. Do I need to get vaccinated even if I don’t go out?

It needs to be beaten. In fact, cats will inevitably go out to see a doctor or go to a beauty salon. As long as they go out, there is a possibility of infection. Some cats will even interact with stray cats through screen windows, which also has the possibility of infection. The owner's clothes every time he comes home , hands, and shoes may also carry pathogens, so vaccinations must be taken! Make sure the owner is healthy.

6. Should rabies be beaten?

Rabies needs to be injected after the cat is three months old, and 1-2 weeks after the triple injection. If the cat is free range or often goes out and comes into contact with other animals, there is a certain risk of being infected with rabies. Poison

Cats do not need to be vaccinated against rabies when they are housebound and have no contact with outside animals

7. Are there any side effects of vaccination?

Some cats will have symptoms such as loss of appetite and poor energy 2-3 days after vaccination. Some cats will have an elevated body temperature, and some are mildly allergic.