Cats can generally start getting vaccinated when they are eight weeks old. There are four shots in total, three to prevent infectious diseases, and one shot of rabies vaccine. The vaccine to prevent infectious diseases is given every four weeks, and rabies The rabies vaccine can be injected into cats when they are three months old. It is generally not recommended to inject the rabies vaccine together with the infectious disease vaccine. When injecting the vaccine, ensure that the cat is in good health.

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We will recommend vaccinations for parents who raise cats, because some infectious diseases have no specific drugs and the mortality rate is high, and they are also contagious. It can only be prevented through vaccines.