What kinds of vaccines do cats include? How often should the vaccine be administered?

When should kittens be vaccinated?
Cats should be vaccinated seven to eight weeks after birth. It is recommended to start vaccination at 2 months old and need to be boosted once a year so that the vaccine can continue to work.
What kinds of vaccines do cats include?
Currently, common cat vaccines include three-in-one vaccine (cat triple vaccine) and five-in-one vaccine (cat five-combination vaccine). In addition, rabies vaccine needs to be injected once a year.
How often should the vaccine be administered?
Three vaccinations are required in the first year, once every 15-21 days, and only once a year from the second year onwards.
Can vaccinations be given in pet shops?
Pet shops are not qualified to vaccinate, so you cannot go there to vaccinate. It is recommended to go to a pet hospital to vaccinate.
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