Feline two-part combination mainly refers to the injection of two diseases in cats, mainly for cats’ feline herpes virus (feline rhinocele) and feline panleukopenia (cat distemper). Vaccines with different combinations are not The difference is not the shot, but how many viruses the vaccine protects against.

Cat vaccines are mainly divided into the following categories:

Double vaccine: feline distemper, feline nasal congestion;

Triple vaccine: feline distemper , feline rhinoplasty, feline cup;

Quadruple vaccine: feline distemper, feline rhinoplasty, feline cup, chlamydia psittaci;

Pentavalent vaccine: feline distemper, feline Nasal bronchitis, feline cariosis, feline leukemia, feline chlamydia pneumonia;

Seven-combination vaccine: feline distemper, feline nasal bronchus, feline cupping, feline rabies, feline leukemia, Chlamydia psittaci, Feline infectious peritonitis.

The best time to inject cat vaccines

1. Basic immunity: The first vaccination can be given at 2 months old, with an interval of 15-20 days, and then another vaccination Needle reinforcement.

2. Strengthen immunity: Vaccination once a year, one week earlier than the previous year. Avoid loss of effectiveness.

3. If early vaccination is required: the first vaccination at 2 months of age, the second vaccination at 12 weeks of age, and booster vaccination once a year thereafter.