The cat does not need to receive a booster shot in the second year, but the premise is that the cat’s antibodies meet the standard. In the second year, the cat needs to be tested for antibodies. If the cat’s antibodies meet the standard, there is no need for further vaccination for at least three years. However, if the cat’s antibodies do not meet the standard, or the cat does not want to be tested, it is recommended that the cat be vaccinated every year. , to prevent cats from forming antibodies.

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Usually, cats need to be vaccinated when they are 45 days old. There are three shots of vaccine plus one shot of rabies, with an interval of 21-28 days between each shot. , a booster vaccine will be required every year in the future. Cats that have not been vaccinated or have not been vaccinated are very susceptible to infectious diseases such as feline distemper, so it is necessary to take the cat for vaccination.