Cats can be vaccinated when they are two months old. Generally, cats can be vaccinated some time after weaning. When a cat is breastfeeding, breast milk can provide the cat with a certain degree of resistance. The cat is not prone to getting sick. Weaning will begin when the cat is one and a half to two months old. After a period of adaptation, the cat will have a certain degree of resistance. Once you are strong enough, you can get vaccinated.

Cat vaccination procedures

1. First, cats can be dewormed around 45 to 50 days after birth. Observe the cat’s defecation. If there are visible bugs or Insect eggs can be dewormed again the next day.

2. The cat can be vaccinated about a week after the cat is dewormed, that is, about 60 days after the cat is born. But make sure the cat is completely healthy. Deworming the cat first is also to ensure that the cat is in a healthy state.

3. About 21 days after receiving the first dose of vaccine, the second dose of vaccine can be given. The owner can deworm the cat one week before vaccination.

4. The third dose of vaccine should be administered 21 days after the second dose of vaccine. If the owner uses deworming medicine for the cat once a month, deworming can be done one week after the third dose of vaccine.

5. The rabies vaccine can generally be given at the same time as the third dose of vaccine, or about a week apart from the third dose of vaccine. "