After a cat is vaccinated against rabies, it takes 7 to 10 days for the cat to develop antibodies in the body. Therefore, during this period, owners should avoid letting cats go out. Once the cat is infected with bacteria and viruses outside, not only will the vaccine become ineffective, but it may also become ill. It should be noted that vaccination must be administered by a professional veterinarian at a regular animal hospital, so as to ensure the effectiveness of the vaccine.

Other precautions for rabies vaccination for cats:

1. Avoid bathing. The body resistance of a cat that has just been vaccinated against rabies is very low. It is best not to give the cat a bath, otherwise it will easily cause the cat to catch a cold or even infect the injection wound. During this period, if the cat is very dirty, the owner can use dry cleaning powder to clean its hair.

2. Keep warm. After the cat has been vaccinated against rabies, the owner needs to prevent the cat from sleeping directly on the cold floor, which may easily cause the cat to get sick. When sleeping at night, the owner should also cover the cat with a mattress to help keep it warm.

3. Pay attention to observation. Half an hour after the cat is vaccinated, the owner needs to pay attention to its body at all times. If the cat has an allergic reaction, it needs to be given an anti-allergic shot.