Kittens normally need 4 vaccinations. First of all, three shots of vaccines to prevent cats’ own infectious diseases can be given as early as 2 months old, with an interval of 3-4 weeks. Secondly, a shot of rabies vaccine is also required. The rabies vaccine requires cats to be over 3 months old before they can be vaccinated. In the future, vaccination against infectious diseases and rabies vaccine will be sufficient once a year.

What to pay attention to when vaccinating kittens:

1. Normally, the cat is over 2 months old, in good health, and has no vomiting, diarrhea, sneezing or serious symptoms. Cats can be vaccinated only if they have skin diseases.

2. Before vaccination, it is necessary to ensure that the cat’s physical health is normal.

3. Different types of kittens and situations will also have differences in vaccinations. You can consult a professional first and then decide when it is more appropriate to inject this vaccine. To achieve individualized vaccination, Best results guaranteed.

4. The interval between rabies vaccination and combined vaccination should be more than one week.

5. After being injected with the vaccine, as the immune system begins to react, cats may have fever, poor spirits, loss of appetite, lethargy, etc. These are normal reactions and usually resolve on their own in 1-2 days. recover. If it does not return to normal after 2 days, consult your pet doctor promptly.