Cat quadruple vaccine refers to the number of different antigens contained in a vaccine. There are several antigens in the cat quadruple vaccine. Antigens included in the cat quadruple are calicivirus, panleukopenia virus, herpes virus, and chlamydia. Core vaccines must be vaccinated. The viruses contained in the core vaccines are seriously harmful to cats. Feline quadruple vaccine includes protection against feline parvovirus, feline calicivirus, feline bronchitis and feline pneumonia viruses. Cats need three injections in the first year and then only once a year. 2 to 3 weeks after vaccination, the cat needs to have an antibody level test to ensure that the antibody level in the body is qualified.

Precautions for cat vaccination:

1. The cat needs to be vaccinated in a completely healthy state, because the vaccine itself is an attenuated vaccine, which will cause The cat's resistance has been reduced. If the cat is not healthy, it may induce the cat's disease in advance.

2. When injecting vaccines, you should strictly follow the instructions.

3. Deworming is required before vaccination.

4. It is best not to vaccinate pregnant cats, because this is likely to cause miscarriage, and from an immune perspective, a cat’s immunity will rise to its highest level after pregnancy, and usually it will not Can contract diseases.

5. The cat must be kept in the hospital for observation for half an hour after being vaccinated. If the cat is found to have vomiting, mucous membrane redness, edema and other symptoms, it may be that the cat is allergic. At this time, the feces removal officer needs to give timely treatment Cats get desensitization shots.