No. Cats should not be bathed before being vaccinated. The reason why cats cannot be bathed before being vaccinated is because bathing is irritating to cats, but some cats will not show clinical symptoms immediately, but will have an outbreak after being vaccinated. If the cat is timid or resistant to bathing, bathing can cause a severe stress reaction in the cat. Therefore, it is not recommended that the cat bathe before being vaccinated to avoid increasing the cat's chance of getting sick due to the decrease in resistance after vaccination. Cat vaccinations have a certain chance of causing allergic reactions. If a cat develops allergies, it needs to be taken to a pet hospital for treatment in time.

Precautions for cat vaccination:

1. The cat needs to be vaccinated when the cat is completely healthy, because the vaccine itself is an attenuated vaccine, which will cause The cat's resistance has been reduced. If the cat is not healthy, it may induce the cat's disease in advance.

2. The cat must be kept in the hospital for observation for half an hour after being vaccinated. If the cat is found to have vomiting, mucous membrane redness, edema and other symptoms, it may be that the cat is allergic. At this time, the feces removal officer needs to give timely treatment Cats get desensitization shots.

3. Before the injection, the feces scraper will take the kitten for a general health examination and remove all parasites on the cat to ensure that the injection will have the best effect.

4. Cat vaccination requires special attention to hygiene and disinfection measures. It is recommended to go to a regular pet hospital for vaccination.

5. Cats should not exercise strenuously within a week after being vaccinated. It is a good idea to compensate with nutritional ointment.