Fifteen days after the cat is vaccinated, it can be dewormed and bathed. After a cat is vaccinated, since the vaccine will stimulate the body and weaken the cat's resistance, deworming and bathing must be postponed, which is better for the cat's health. After vaccination, be sure to keep the cat warm and do not take the cat for a walk outside to prevent the cat from being infected with bacterial viruses.

Key points for vaccinating cats:

1. Vaccination is not recommended before the age of two months. Because kittens before two months of age are protected by maternal antibodies, if vaccinated at this time, it will easily cause the vaccine to become ineffective. Therefore, the level of maternal antibodies in the kittens should be reduced before vaccination.

2. Pay attention to feeding after the cat is vaccinated. Generally, cats will have some loss of appetite after being vaccinated. However, do not force the cat to eat during this period. The cat should be given time to adjust and recover slowly, and do not feed at this time. Food that is too greasy.

3. Kittens can only be vaccinated if they are in good health. Do not take a bath or go out for one week after vaccination to avoid contracting germs and getting sick.