Cats can be vaccinated at six months old, but they must be vaccinated when they are healthy, otherwise the vaccine effect will be affected. It is best to consult a professional pet clinic, which will recommend immune breeds. You should also pay attention to the cat's physical condition before vaccination.

Cats can be vaccinated at six months old, but they must be vaccinated when they are healthy, otherwise the vaccine effect will be affected. It is best to consult a professional pet clinic, which will recommend immune breeds. You should also pay attention to the cat's physical condition before vaccination.

1. Only healthy cats can be vaccinated: If the cat is in poor physical condition, the vaccine will be very ineffective, and it may also make the cat’s immunity worse and infected with other diseases. Therefore, before administering the vaccine , in addition to internal deworming first, you should also have a basic health check-up to determine the cat’s physical health before receiving vaccinations.

2. After the injection, you need to pay attention to the cat's health and nutrition: After the vaccination, the cat needs to have good health and nutrition, so that the immune response can fully function and the cat will have sufficient resistance.

3. It is not advisable to go out two weeks after the injection: after the vaccine is injected, it takes about ten days to produce a certain amount.