Whether a three-month-old kitten can go outside depends on whether the owner has vaccinated the cat. If the kitten has not been vaccinated, it is best not to take the kitten outside. Kittens have low immunity and are easily infected with diseases if they come into contact with other cats. Do not take the kitten out if it has just been vaccinated. It is best to stay at home for half a month after the vaccination. Kittens are young and easily frightened when going outside, so do not take kittens outside.

Precautions for kitten vaccination:

1. The first vaccination of a cat is called the first immunization. The first immunization requires 3 consecutive doses of cat triplex. Feline Triplex can prevent three viral infections, including feline distemper, feline infectious rhinotracheitis and feline calicivirus.

2. The vaccine can only be vaccinated after two months. Kittens will have antibodies brought from their mothers two months ago, and the antibodies in the vaccine may conflict with the antibodies in the milk kittens. Therefore, we can only wait for the antibodies to slowly disappear after two months before we can provide kittens with them. Cat vaccinations.

3. After vaccination, do not bathe the kitten and let it drink more water. At the same time, try to avoid letting kittens outside.