Cats that have been vaccinated have a certain degree of resistance to feline panleukopenia, feline herpes virus, and feline calicivirus. If the cat is not vaccinated, it will not have any resistance to these three viruses. Once the cat is not vaccinated, Cats can easily develop feline panleukopenia when they are stimulated or frightened. Feline panleukopenia has a higher mortality rate and is more harmful to the cat's body. Cats that have not been vaccinated against rabies are also at risk of developing rabies.

What to pay attention to when vaccinating cats:

1. For the first vaccination, kittens need to receive a total of four shots of vaccine. These four shots include three shots of cat triplex (cat distemper) viruses, feline herpesvirus, and feline calicivirus) and 1 dose of rabies vaccine. The age for vaccination of cat triple vaccine in the first year is around two months of age, and early vaccination is not recommended. The age for vaccination of rabies virus vaccine is around three months of age, and early vaccination is not recommended.

2. Before vaccination, it is necessary to ensure that the cat’s physical health is normal.

3. Different types of kittens and situations will also have differences in vaccinations. You can consult a professional first and then decide when it is more appropriate to inject this vaccine. To achieve individualized vaccination, Best results guaranteed.