At what age can a kitten be vaccinated?

Kittens can be vaccinated when they are three months old, because when the kittens are 9 weeks old, the maternal antibodies in the body will gradually decrease, and the resistance will become worse and worse. By three months, the kittens can be vaccinated. Maternal antibodies have basically disappeared, and vaccination is needed to prevent infectious diseases.
Tips:
It is best not to bathe the kitten before vaccination to avoid catching a cold, and it should be done when the cat is completely healthy The vaccine can be injected only under certain circumstances. It is best to do an antibody test after the vaccine. If there are no antibodies, a follow-up shot is required.
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