Adult cats are generally vaccinated once a year. Cats need three polyviral shots and one rabies shot when vaccinated for the first time, and then a booster shot every year. After the initial vaccination, adult cats need a booster shot every year to effectively prevent adult cats from contracting infectious diseases. When an adult cat is vaccinated for the first time, it is usually given two types of vaccines: multi-linked vaccine and rabies vaccine, which can effectively enhance the adult cat's body resistance. It is best to take the vaccine one month in advance every year.

Can cats not be vaccinated:

1. Vaccination can provide the most basic protection for cats to prevent them from contracting infectious diseases to the greatest extent to ensure that The healthy growth of cats, and if they are not vaccinated, the chances of cats contracting infectious diseases will be greatly increased. This will not only increase the cat’s pain, but also increase the economic burden of the owner.

2. If the cat lives in rural areas or there are few people raising cats around, and there are no conditions for vaccination, you can choose not to vaccinate the cat, but the pet owner needs to understand the seriousness of not vaccinating the cat. as a result of.