Cat vaccinations will indeed cause lumps due to absorption problems, but they will usually disappear in a week or two, and may not disappear in a year. It is recommended to go to the hospital to check whether there are other infections.

Many cat parents will have a bag at the place where the cat is vaccinated after vaccination. Parents can rest assured that this bag is not a big problem. Generally, the bag will disappear naturally in one to two weeks. If you If your cat's blemishes haven't disappeared one year after vaccination, you should go to the hospital for an examination to find out what the cause is, and for symptomatic treatment.

It is very common for cats to be vaccinated. Parents should not worry too much. Cats should also stay in the hospital for half an hour after being vaccinated. If there is any abnormality, communicate with the doctor in time. Don’t miss it. The best time for treatment! You should also be careful not to bathe your cat during vaccination! Before each vaccination, you should ensure that the cat's body is completely healthy. During this period, ensure that the cat has adequate nutrition, and the water should be changed frequently. The cat should be more They like fresh flowing water! Once the vaccine period is over, cats can grow up with peace of mind.