Can cats be neutered without vaccination?

Cats cannot be sterilized without vaccination, because vaccines have a protective effect on cats and form antibodies in the cat’s body. If they are exposed to germs or diseases outside, it will be very serious for cats who have not been vaccinated. Parvovirus, in particular, may infect cats, so cats cannot be neutered without vaccination. Just in case, it is recommended to get vaccinated and then sterilized.

Time to vaccinate cats

The first vaccination time is usually when the cat is about 3 months old. A total of two vaccinations are required before the cat is 1 year old. The time interval is about 20 days. In the future, the vaccine needs to be vaccinated once every year. Don’t do it because of this. The cat looks healthy and starts to be lazy. The general vaccine for cats is the feline triple vaccine. In addition to preventing feline distemper like the ordinary cat distemper vaccine, the triple vaccine can also effectively prevent the occurrence of viral rhinotracheitis and catarrhal enteritis. In addition, owners can also vaccinate their cats against rabies, which is also valid for one year.