Cat vaccination cannot prevent feline transmission. The vaccines that cats receive are feline triple vaccine and rabies vaccine. Cat triple vaccine mainly prevents feline distemper, feline bronchitis, and feline calicivirus. Cat infectious peritonitis is caused by the mutation of enteric coronavirus, so vaccination is not necessary. It can prevent cats from getting infectious peritonitis.

Methods for cats to prevent abdominal transmission from cats

1. Reduce the chance of fecal infection in the environment, clean the cat litter box in time every day, disinfect the cat litter box regularly, and Keep litter boxes and food bowls separate.
2. Reduce the breeding density and don’t raise too many cats. In particular, do not keep multiple cats in a crowded and unventilated space. Cats can easily infect each other. At the same time, try to reduce unnecessary outings of cats.
3. Cats should be tested for antibodies regularly. If problems are found, they can be treated in time. Cats should also be vaccinated on time. Although it cannot prevent cat-borne transmission, it can reduce the chance of cats getting sick and improve the cat's immunity.