Cats are generally vaccinated with the first dose of Miao Sanduo when they are 8 weeks old. Some kittens before 2 months old may not be completely weaned from breast milk, so they still have breast milk antibodies in their bodies, so they do not need to be vaccinated. Kittens after 2 months old After the maternal antibodies disappear, cats’ resistance will be very weak and they will be susceptible to various diseases.

How big is the cat’s first dose of Miao Sanduo

Cats are generally vaccinated with the first dose of Miosanduo when they are 8 weeks old. Some kittens older than 2 months may not be completely weaned from breast milk, so they still have breast milk antibodies in their bodies, so they do not need to be vaccinated. After 2 months, the resistance of kittens will be very weak after the maternal antibodies disappear, and they are prone to contracting various diseases. It is recommended to be vaccinated in time after weaning >8 weeks of age.

Before vaccination, it is recommended that owners conduct basic examinations on their cats, such as routine blood tests, physical examinations, etc., to ensure that the cat is in good health, that the weight is up to standard, and that there are no other inflammations. The interval between each dose of Miao Sanduo is 28 days, and the last dose can be given at the same time as the rabies vaccine. Antibody testing can be performed 15 days after the last vaccination. If the antibody titer is not enough, another vaccination is required.

Before vaccination, make sure the cat has been dewormed and is healthy and has no abnormalities before vaccination. Cats cannot take a bath after receiving the injection. If they catch a cold, the immune effect of the vaccine may be affected. After the kitten is vaccinated for the first time, keep the cat's medical record, which is equivalent to the cat's physical health file, and bring it with you when you go for vaccination next time. If the cat is pregnant, it cannot be vaccinated, so be careful.