Cats that are three months old can be vaccinated, but before the vaccine, a comprehensive examination of the cat's body temperature, breathing, and medical history is required. After confirming that the cat is in good health, it can receive professional vaccinations. The vaccines that cats receive are mainly multiple vaccines and rabies vaccines. After vaccination, they can prevent feline distemper, viral rhinotracheitis, conjunctivitis, rabies and other diseases, and can also reduce the risk of other fatal diseases.

Precautions for cats to be vaccinated:

1. Cats should be in good health when vaccinated, because vaccines are generally attenuated or inactivated viruses. Vaccination when you are in poor health can easily lead to illness and side effects.

2. After the cat is vaccinated, the cat should stay in the hospital for observation for 30 minutes. If there are no problems, the cat can leave.

3. If the cat wilts, does not like to eat, or suffers severe diarrhea and vomiting after returning home, it is normal within two days. If there are still problems for more than two days, you need to go to the hospital for treatment.