Under normal circumstances, cats can be vaccinated if they are 2 months old or older and are in good health and have no vomiting, diarrhea, sneezing or serious skin diseases. Because vaccines are generally attenuated or inactivated viruses, cats who are vaccinated when they are in poor health are prone to getting sick and causing side effects. Secondly, it is not recommended to vaccinate too early, because maternal antibodies in cats vaccinated too early will affect the immune effect of the vaccine.

Precautions after the cat is vaccinated:

1. The vaccination must be carried out when the cat is in good health. If the cat is sick, it needs to be postponed. .

2. Keep the cat warm after vaccination, and do not take the cat for a walk outside to prevent the cat from being infected with bacteria and viruses.

3. Pay attention to feeding after the cat is vaccinated. Generally, cats will have some loss of appetite after being vaccinated. However, do not force the cat to eat during this period. The cat should be given time to adjust and recover slowly, and do not feed at this time. Food that is too greasy.

4. Cats will have a stress reaction when they are just brought home. Do not vaccinate immediately at this time. You should allow the cat to adapt for a period of time before vaccination.

5. Cats should not take a bath or go out for a week after being vaccinated to avoid contracting the virus.