Cats need to receive rabies vaccine and triple vaccine every year. The triple vaccine mainly prevents diseases caused by feline distemper, feline bronchitis and feline calicivirus. If the owner is vaccinating the cat in the first year, he needs to receive 3 shots of triple vaccine and 1 shot of rabies vaccine. In the second year and beyond, generally only one shot of triple vaccine and one shot of rabies vaccine are needed every year. After vaccination, owners need to observe whether cats have allergic reactions, vomiting, or diarrhea.

Precautions before and after vaccination for cats:

1. Before vaccinating your cat, it is recommended to conduct a health examination. If you have symptoms of illness, do not vaccinate for the time being. making the disease more severe.

2. If you find parasites in your cat’s feces, you cannot inject the vaccine, because there are parasites in the body that require medication. Once you take the medication, it will affect the effect of the vaccine. You can deworm it and then clean it. Carry out vaccination.

3. It is best to vaccinate cats during the day and avoid bathing within a week after vaccination.

4. It is recommended that kittens that have just arrived in a new home wait for 2-3 weeks to adapt before being spanked.

5. Be sure to choose a professional and formal pet hospital with a legal veterinary qualification certificate. Don’t just give injections to street shops with unknown sources and unknown effects. Vaccinations administered by a doctor are guaranteed, and the vaccination manual and vaccination certification stickers will be stamped and responsible by him.

6. If the cat has vomiting, diarrhea and edema immediately after being spanked, it may be an acute allergy and should be taken to the hospital for treatment immediately.

7. Many cats tend to experience side effects within 2-3 days after the injection, such as loss of appetite, poor mental state, and even increased body temperature. This is a mild allergic state. If symptoms persist for more than 5 days, you need to contact your doctor.