It is normal for cats not to eat for a few days after vaccination. Generally, cats may lose appetite or even stop eating 1-3 days after vaccination. After receiving vaccination in the hospital, it is recommended to observe the patient for about fifteen minutes in the hospital in order to reduce allergic reactions. If the cat resumes eating freely after a few days, there is no need to worry. On the contrary, if the cat does not eat for a long time, he needs to go to the hospital for examination.

Notes on cat vaccination:

1. Take your cat to a formally qualified pet hospital or outpatient clinic to get vaccinated. Do not buy online for cheap, and do not go to the Purchase vaccines from unqualified pet stores and inject them yourself. The quality of vaccines purchased online cannot be guaranteed. Improper transportation conditions can easily lead to vaccine failure. If the cat has an allergic reaction after the vaccine, the owner cannot handle it.

2. Cats need to be checked in advance to see if they are healthy before being vaccinated. The injection can only be given if there are no symptoms such as respiratory tract or diarrhea.

3. It is not recommended to vaccinate cats during pregnancy. If vaccination is necessary, it is recommended to choose inactivated vaccine. Inactivated vaccine will not cause harm to the embryo.