After the cat has received the first dose of vaccine and is cured of feline plague, it must be vaccinated again. The cat has only received one shot of vaccine and has not yet developed enough antibodies in its body, so it is possible to contract feline plague. Even if the cat has passed the cat distemper, the cat has already produced antibodies to the cat distemper. However, the cat vaccine not only prevents this disease, the cat is still at risk of contracting other infectious diseases, so all immunizations should be completed as soon as possible.

Precautions for cat vaccination

1. The cat must be in good health before being vaccinated, otherwise it will affect the immune effect and even cause the cat to get sick. .

2. It is recommended to deworm the cat internally and externally before vaccination. If there are parasites in the cat, it will also affect the immune effect.

3. Cats cannot take a bath immediately after being vaccinated. This will cause the cat to catch a cold, reduce its resistance, lead to immune failure, and induce more serious diseases.