What diseases do cat vaccines prevent?

Cat vaccines mainly prevent four diseases. Three of them, feline distemper, feline calicivirus, and feline nasal congestion, are all prevented by the cat triple vaccine, while there is another disease, rabies, which is prevented by the rabies vaccine. Yes, the cat can be injected with triple vaccine when it is two months old, and the rabies vaccine can be injected when it is three months old.
Tip:
It is best not to go to unfamiliar environments for cats that have not been fully vaccinated, and parents should not do anything that may reduce the cat’s resistance.
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