What vaccines do cats need and when should they be vaccinated?

Cats need to be vaccinated against feline triplex and rabies vaccines, and they should be vaccinated at about two months old. Cat Sanlian helps cats prevent three infectious diseases: feline distemper, feline calicivirus, and feline rhinorrhea, while rabies vaccine prevents rabies. Cats can start to be vaccinated when they are about two months old. It must not be too early or too late. Vaccination too early will conflict with the maternal antibodies in the cat's body, causing the vaccine to be ineffective. Vaccination too late may cause the cat's immunity to decrease because the maternal antibodies have disappeared.
Cat vaccination process
1. Cats can be vaccinated around 60 days after they are born. But make sure the cat is completely healthy. You can deworm the cat first to ensure that the cat is in a healthy state.
2. About 21 days after receiving the first dose of vaccine, the second dose of vaccine can be given. The owner can deworm the cat one week before vaccination.
3. The third dose of vaccine should be administered 21 days after the second dose of vaccine. Rabies vaccine can generally be given at the same time as the third dose of vaccine, or about a week apart from the third dose of vaccine.
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