Cats need to be re-vaccinated one month after the second dose of triple dose, or vaccinate according to the normal process, and then test the antibody titer. If the antibody titer is unqualified, reasonable revaccination is required based on the specific antibody titer. First of all, cats need to be vaccinated according to the procedure. If delayed for a long time, the production of antibodies will be seriously affected. Secondly, if the cat’s antibody titer is unqualified, it means that the cat’s immunity to related diseases is very low.

Precautions for vaccination:

1. Before vaccination, you must ensure that the cat is in a healthy state and that there are no abnormalities in mental status, appetite and defecation. The cat goes to the pet hospital for vaccination.

2. If you bring a new cat home, it is recommended to keep it at home for at least a week and then consider taking it for vaccination if everything is normal.

3. Be careful not to take the cat to take a bath before vaccination to avoid diseases caused by stress in the cat.

4. Cats that are healthy and have no respiratory diseases or mental symptoms after a physical examination can be vaccinated after three months. The interval between the second and first vaccination should be three to four weeks, and then once a year to reduce the probability of nasal branch infection.