After being vaccinated, cats need to wait about a week before taking a bath, because cats themselves are animals with a relatively high stress response. After being vaccinated, the cat's body will be in a state of stress. During the stress state, the cat's resistance will decrease, and the vaccination itself is an antigen, which will also cause the cat's resistance to decrease, so the cat will easily get sick during this period, so it needs to be given one week apart after vaccination. Cat bathing.

Reactions of cats to vaccination:

1. Generally speaking, cats will not have any reaction after being vaccinated. Some cats may have reactions in the past two days. Wigginess, loss of appetite, lethargy, and inactivity are all normal reactions, and the cat will return to its original state after two or three days.

2. A very small number of cats may have allergic reactions after being vaccinated, but the chance of allergic reactions is very small. They usually appear 30 minutes after the vaccine is injected, and are manifested by redness and swelling of the face, eyes, and itching all over the body. , drooling a lot, red spots on the belly, etc. These are all symptoms of vaccine allergy. If a cat develops allergies, the owner should take the cat to the pet hospital for injection of anti-allergic drugs in time.