Cats that are vaccinated for the first time need to receive four doses of vaccine, namely three doses of cat triple vaccine and one shot of rabies vaccine. After the initial immunization, you only need to receive one shot of rabies vaccine and one shot of infectious disease vaccine every one year or so. The first time a cat is vaccinated is around two months old. Before vaccination, it must be ensured that the cat is in good health and does not have pathological symptoms such as cough, fever, diarrhea, and vomiting.

Notes on cat vaccination:

1. Cats need to receive three consecutive doses of infectious disease vaccine in the first year of vaccination, and the interval between each shot is 28 days. This vaccination has a clear immunization process, and it is best not to advance or delay it.

2. After vaccination, you need to be observed in the hospital for at least 30 minutes before you can leave until there are no abnormalities.

3. Finally, you cannot bathe your cat after vaccination, because bathing is likely to reduce the cat’s immunity and cause the cat to get sick. At the same time, you cannot change the staple food, feeding environment, or long-distance transportation.