Kittens as young as two months old may have rabies. Rabies is mainly excreted through the saliva of infected animals and transmitted through wounds on the skin and mucous membranes. If the kitten has not been vaccinated against rabies, it may be infected with rabies. It is recommended that pet owners avoid kittens going out to contact animals of unknown origin. After three months of age, take the dog to a pet hospital for rabies vaccination for prevention.

Symptoms of rabies in cats:

1. Early stage: The cat will have some abnormal behaviors, such as being very tired, or not sleeping as much as before. , the spirit is particularly good, the temper may change, and even the living habits may change.

2. Mid-term: The cat will make some unconscious movements, run around, is no longer as clingy to its owner as before, or even ignores it, and will make some slight noises like loud noises. This is Cats often bite and howl at the air due to the strong secretion of salivary glands and spasm of facial and pharyngeal muscles.

3. Terminal stage: Cats will begin to be afraid of water, light, loud noises, odors, etc. The muscles of the whole body will slowly begin to spasm, and cats at this time will be somewhat aggressive.

4. Death period: The spirit will slowly become depressed, the limbs will become stiff, breathing will be difficult, foaming at the mouth, the body's organs will fail and lead to death, or the inability to breathe will lead to death.