Domestic pet cats must be vaccinated. Cats are actually just like people. Although cats have immune system protection to prevent disease invasion, viruses are hard to prevent. Sometimes they are very easy to get infected. For example, just because they were infected when they were brought home from a pet store, and the feces shovel officer If it was not discovered in time, the germs carried by cats include rabies virus. Rabies is a typical zoonotic disease, so everyone should be vigilant about this. Vaccination is needed and necessary for cats.

What to pay attention to when vaccinating pet cats:

1. Before vaccination, if the cat has been in contact with a cat with an infectious disease, it should not be vaccinated within half a month. vaccination. Cat owners must confirm that their cats are in good health, including whether they have colds, runny noses, fevers, vomiting, diarrhea, appetite, lack of energy, etc. If they have parasites or malnutrition, they should not rush to treat them. Vaccination. The better the cat's physical condition, the more effective the vaccine will be.

2. After vaccination, the cat needs to be observed in the hospital for 20 minutes before leaving. If the cat develops allergic reactions (facial edema, shortness of breath, itching, etc.) after vaccination, please ask a doctor for timely desensitization. It takes about 2-3 weeks for cats to develop immunity. During this period, you should not bathe the cat, and try not to take the cat out. Some young cats will feel uncomfortable, so during this period, cat owners should carefully observe the cat's condition, avoid bathing, changing feed, etc., and try to maintain the original lifestyle.