Cat vaccines require a total of four shots, three shots of multiple vaccines and one shot of rabies vaccine. The first shot can be started after the cat is 45 days old. The rabies vaccine should be given after three months of age. Adult cats are best given regularly every year. Vaccination. Before vaccination, it is necessary to ensure that the cat is in good health. If the cat is unwell, the vaccination needs to be postponed appropriately.

A total of 4 shots of cat vaccine

Cat vaccines require a total of 4 shots, three shots of multi-vaccine plus one shot of rabies vaccine. Cats need to receive their first dose of multiple vaccine when they are 45 days old, and rabies vaccine after three months of age.

Every year thereafter, cats need to receive a follow-up vaccination and a shot of rabies vaccine at an interval of 11 months. Adult cats are recommended to be vaccinated regularly every year.

When taking your cat for vaccination, you need to pay attention to its physical health. When your cat is sick, in heat, or pregnant, you need to extend the vaccination time.