How many vaccinations do cats usually need?

The first vaccination for cats requires three consecutive doses of infectious disease vaccine and one dose of rabies vaccine. The first vaccination time for infectious disease vaccine is around 60 days of age. The three injections of infectious disease vaccine are given 28 days apart. After all the injections are completed, the rabies vaccine can be injected one week later. After that, the cat will be injected with a shot of anti-infectious disease vaccine and a shot of rabies vaccine every 11 months to strengthen immunity.
Precautions for vaccinating cats:
1. Cats cannot take a bath during vaccination, which can easily lead to low immunity of cats and induce some diseases.
2. Before vaccination, it is necessary to ensure that the cat is in a healthy state and that the body temperature is within the normal range. After vaccination, you need to strengthen care to prevent cats from getting sick due to cold and other reasons.
3. It is recommended that cats be dewormed in time before vaccination or during vaccination, so as to ensure the effectiveness of the vaccine injection.
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