How often is the best time to vaccinate cats?

Once a year, cats need to be vaccinated every year, but kittens need to be vaccinated at about 3 months old. A total of three injections are required, with an interval of about 21 seconds between each injection. After the vaccination, the antibody can be checked once to detect the vaccination status. After that, the cat only needs to be vaccinated once a year.
Notes on cat vaccination:
1. The vaccination must be carried out when the cat is in good health. If the cat is sick, it needs to be postponed.
2. First, deworm the cat’s body. If there is no abnormality in the cat’s body, then vaccinate it.
3. After injecting a cat with a vaccine, the owner is best not to bathe the cat or take it out to play. Generally, a cat’s body resistance will decline one week after being vaccinated, so the owner Do not give your cat a bath or take your cat out to play until one week after all of its vaccinations have been completed.
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