The British Shorthair must be vaccinated, otherwise the British Shorthair will be easily infected with some diseases. For the sake of health, the British Shorthair must be vaccinated. When the British shorthair is three months old, it is necessary to take the triple vaccine for cats. The interval between each vaccination is 21 days. After the third shot, the rabies vaccine is given one week apart. After that, the triple vaccine and the rabies vaccine are given once a year. Can.

What should be paid attention to when the British shorthair is vaccinated:

1. After the British shorthair is vaccinated, it needs to be kept in the hospital for observation for about half an hour before leaving, so as to avoid the British shorthair being vaccinated. Other uncomfortable reactions occur.

2. Cats need to be checked in advance to see if they are healthy before being vaccinated. The injection can only be given if there are no symptoms such as respiratory tract or diarrhea.

3. It is not recommended to vaccinate cats during pregnancy. If vaccination is necessary, it is recommended to choose inactivated vaccine. Inactivated vaccine will not cause harm to the embryo.

4. For cats with poor physical fitness and malnutrition, it is best to improve their physical fitness and strengthen nutrition, and then vaccinate them after they are healthy.

5. Do not vaccinate when sick. Vaccination at this time may aggravate the condition due to vaccine reactions. It may also be that the vaccine cannot produce a good immune effect due to disease in the body.