Cats can eat shrimp after vaccination. Shrimp contains a large amount of amino acids and rich nutrients, which are of great benefit to the cat's body. When feeding the cat after vaccination, pay attention to the amount of shrimp and observe the cat's reaction. Check if you are allergic to shrimp. At the same time, the shrimp needs to be boiled or steamed in water, without adding salt, and the shrimp lines, shells, and heads must be removed from the shrimp to avoid scratching the intestines or causing indigestion.

You should pay attention to the diet after vaccination:

1. After the vaccination, you need to observe the cat in the hospital for twenty minutes, and you can leave only if there are no abnormal symptoms; Pets immunized for the first time should not take a bath before and during the immunization period. They can only take a bath one week after the vaccination is completed. Animals with enhanced immunity should not take a bath for 1 week to avoid infection at the injection site. During the incomplete immunization period, do not take an incompletely immunized cat out, and do not feed milk and other food indiscriminately. Just feed the cat food and clean water.

2. Cats can eat normally after being vaccinated. Generally, cat vaccinations will not have much impact on the cat's body. However, some cats with relatively weak immune systems may have serious vaccine reactions after vaccination, such as depression, decreased appetite, etc. Owners can Feed the cat some palatable food to increase the cat’s food intake.

3. If the cat still has severe gastrointestinal reactions, such as diarrhea, vomiting and other symptoms, you can feed the cat some food that is easier to digest, such as gastrointestinal prescription food, or take the cat to the Pet hospital for medical treatment.