It is best to give an interval of 21 days. It can be delayed but not recommended in advance, because this method of vaccination can allow the cat to produce enough antibodies. It is recommended that kittens be vaccinated for the first time at two months of age, and should be vaccinated after they have adapted to the new environment for about a week, are eating, drinking, and in good spirits. Bathing is not allowed during vaccination. It is recommended to eat small meals frequently and feed probiotics and immunity-boosting products at the same time.

Precautions for cat vaccination:

1. Cats that have just been bought or cats that have just changed their living environment must adapt to the environment for two weeks before being vaccinated. First, In order to avoid stress reactions, the second is to observe whether the cat has potential diseases.

2. When the cat is vaccinated, the body must be in a healthy state.

3. After being vaccinated, cats may have some adverse reactions, such as low fever, lack of energy, trembling and other symptoms, which are normal phenomena. In most cats, the symptoms resolve on their own within 12-24 hours. If the condition persists for a few days, it is best to consult a doctor.