Cats must be vaccinated. Vaccines are the first line of defense to ensure the safety of cats. If the cat is not vaccinated, it will increase the chance of the cat being infected with viral infectious diseases, and in severe cases, it will endanger the cat's health. Cat vaccines can be used to prevent diseases such as feline distemper and feline nasal congestion. Feline distemper poses a great threat to the life safety of cats. If the cat's physical fitness is low, it is likely to lead to acute death.

Precautions after the cat is vaccinated:

1. Cats should not take a bath after being vaccinated. It takes about 7 days after the vaccine is injected to produce a certain amount of antibodies. During this period, cats’ resistance is weak and they are prone to catching cold and getting sick while bathing.

2. Keep the cat warm after vaccination, and do not take the cat for a walk outside to prevent the cat from being infected with bacteria and viruses.

3. Pay attention to feeding after the cat is vaccinated. Generally, cats will have some loss of appetite after being vaccinated. However, do not force the cat to eat during this period. The cat should be given time to adjust and recover slowly, and do not feed at this time. Food that is too greasy.