Kittens should be vaccinated against diseases such as feline distemper and rabies. First of all, it takes about two months for kittens to be vaccinated with the combined vaccine. The first vaccination requires three injections, with an interval of 28 days between each injection. Secondly, when the kitten is over three months old, it can start to be vaccinated against rabies. Finally, the kitten’s temperature needs to be measured before each vaccination, and vaccination can only be given if the body temperature is normal.

Precautions for kitten vaccination:

1. After the cat reaches two months of age, the cat can be taken as a baby under the basic conditions of ensuring that the cat is in good physical condition. The cat went to get vaccinated.

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 the cat’s condition after each vaccination. If this happens for a few days, it's best to consult a doctor.

4. After the cat is vaccinated, you need to be careful not to allow the cat to scratch the vaccination site, and not to bathe the cat within a week.

5. If the cat develops sneezing, runny nose, vomiting, diarrhea and other abnormal symptoms during the completion of the entire immunization program, it is recommended to suspend the vaccination and first examine and treat the cat’s symptoms. Wait until the cat is fully recovered before re-vacculating.