No. The cat triplet cannot be ignored. Feline triple vaccine is a triple vaccine that can effectively prevent three viral infections, including feline distemper, feline infectious rhinotracheitis and feline calicivirus. If the cat's triple vaccination is not carried out, the body will not have antibodies to resist these viruses, and it will be easy to be infected by these viruses, leading to illness or even death. Cats need to be injected with three injections of Feline Triplex when they are first immunized, and then one injection every 11 months every year. If an adult cat has not been injected with the triple cat vaccine, it needs to be injected twice. If it has been injected before, it can be injected with a booster shot once a year.

Precautions for cat vaccination:

1. After vaccination, you should prevent the cat from catching cold or being frightened, and leave enough space for the cat to adapt.

2. The vaccine needs to be carried out when the cat is completely healthy, because the vaccine itself is a weak vaccine, which will cause the cat’s resistance to decrease after vaccination. If the cat is not healthy, it may induce the cat in advance. disease.

3. The most suitable age for cats to be vaccinated should be three months old, that is, starting from 12 weeks. The vaccine immunity at this time is not easy to lose effectiveness. Generally, two injections of the vaccine are enough. If you are willing to do an antibody test, you do not need to continue to inject if you are sure that antibodies have been produced after the first injection.

4. You need to observe for half an hour after vaccination. Some cats will have allergic reactions. This can be divided into mild, moderate and severe. Observing the changes in your child will be more conducive to your response. The vaccine does not take effect immediately after vaccination. It is relatively weak in the week after vaccination, and antibodies will not develop until one month after vaccination.