Kittens can usually start vaccinations at more than two months old. The vaccine here generally refers to the triple vaccine. Three shots are required for the initial vaccination. The triple vaccine refers to a combined vaccine to prevent feline distemper virus, feline calicivirus, and feline herpes virus. Each shot needs to be vaccinated 21 days apart. The rabies vaccine is an inactivated vaccine that can be given to cats after they are three months old. Vaccination must be given when the cat is completely healthy, so as to better protect the cat's body and ensure the production of antibodies. In addition, physical examination and deworming before vaccination, and avoiding stressful behaviors such as going out and bathing during vaccination can also help to produce better antibodies.

Precautions for dog vaccination

1. When the dog is vaccinated, it must be ensured that the dog is completely healthy. If there is any abnormality in the dog, vaccination can only be started after the dog recovers.

2. Dogs cannot take a bath within three days after being vaccinated to avoid catching colds.

3. During pregnancy, puppies and newborn puppies cannot be vaccinated due to their low resistance.

4. Some dogs may experience symptoms such as listlessness and loss of appetite after being vaccinated. This is a normal phenomenon. At this time, you need to pay attention to the dog's diet.