No matter what kind of cat you have at home, for the sake of the cat's health, every cat must be vaccinated. However, cats that are too young need to wait before they can be vaccinated. Generally speaking, when is the appropriate time to vaccinate cats?

You have to wait until the cat reaches the appropriate age, which is about two to three months, before vaccination can be carried out. And before injecting vaccines into cats, a physical examination must be done first to make sure that the cat is in good health before vaccination can be given.

When choosing to vaccinate your cat, be sure to choose a professional pet hospital and administer the vaccine according to the doctor's instructions and arrangements. Generally, you need to take your cat for three sessions, so remember to arrange the time accordingly.

Remember not to bathe your cat within a week after it has been vaccinated. Because the newly injected vaccine does not produce antibodies in the cat's body immediately, but takes a period of time. If you bathe the cat immediately after receiving the vaccine, it will easily cause the cat to catch a cold.