Cat vaccinations should be given once a year. Kittens are usually vaccinated after they are 2 months old. The first immunization requires 3 shots of infectious disease vaccine and 1 shot of rabies vaccine. The first three injections are spaced 21 days apart, and the rabies vaccine is administered one week after the last injection. A booster vaccination is given every 11 months after adulthood. During the vaccination period, it is forbidden to bathe the cat or take the cat out.

What to pay attention to when vaccinating kittens:

1. Half a month after all three doses of vaccination are completed, the owner can take the cat to the pet hospital to test the cat’s body Regarding the antibody status, if you are qualified, you only need to wait until the next year to get vaccinated. If you are not qualified, you still need to get a follow-up vaccine.

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.