Can cats take medicine after being vaccinated?

Cats cannot take medicine after being vaccinated. Some vaccines inject a small amount of virus into the body, so that the body can produce corresponding virus antibodies. If you take medicine after vaccination, the medicine may conflict with the vaccine, cause side effects, and cause harm to the cat's body.
After the cat is vaccinated, please note:
1. After vaccination, do not bathe the cat within ten days, and try not to take the cat out.
2. If the cat has symptoms of vomiting or diarrhea, don’t panic. Observe the cat’s condition first. If it gets better, it should be fine. If the condition continues to be bad or even gets worse, you can even send it to the hospital for treatment.
3. If the cat has symptoms of fever, vomiting, diarrhea, or even epilepsy or coma, it may be allergic to vaccines. Even if it is sent to the hospital for treatment, do not give the cat medicine at will.
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