Cats generally do not die after vaccination and allergy treatment. The owner should not take the cat away immediately after taking the vaccine. It is best to stay in the hospital for observation for half an hour to an hour. If the cat has diarrhea, vomiting, shock, epilepsy, coma, etc., the cat should be taken to the doctor immediately. Do not delayed.

What to do if a cat is allergic to vaccines:

1. Acute allergy. Acute allergic reactions usually appear within half an hour after vaccination, mainly manifesting as swollen nose, swollen eyelids, swollen lips, cyanosis of the tongue, lack of energy, etc. In severe cases, it may lead to rapid death of the cat. When the cat shows these symptoms, it needs to be treated in time Inject desensitization shots. Therefore, after receiving the vaccine, do not rush away and observe the patient on the spot for half an hour.

2. Chronic allergies. Chronic allergic reactions manifest themselves as fever, lethargy, lethargy, loss of appetite, etc., and usually get better in 1-2 days. But if the cat does not return to normal within 2 days, it should be taken to the hospital for examination in time.