Cats need to be vaccinated with four shots. These four shots are three shots to prevent feline infectious diseases and one shot to prevent rabies. ​​​​​​

Infectious disease vaccines can be used to prevent feline distemper, feline bronchitis, and feline calicivirus disease, and rabies vaccines can be used to prevent rabies. What needs to be made clear is that cats will not be infected with related diseases after being vaccinated. This is because only after sufficient antibodies are produced will they have the ability to resist related infectious diseases.

If the antibody level is too low due to problems such as cat absorption, it may happen that the cat has been vaccinated against infectious diseases but is still infected with infectious diseases. To sum up, in order to check the status of vaccination, it is recommended to go to a pet hospital for an antibody test fifteen days after the three-dose vaccination to understand the level of relevant antibodies.