The so-called cat immunization is the cat vaccination, we tube vaccine is also called vaccination, as the name implies, it can be used to prevent one or more diseases, the main role of vaccines is to prevent disease, with the progress of science and technology, modern vaccines are no longer limited to the prevention of disease, there are also therapeutic vaccines such as tumor vaccines. Vaccine time I. Rabies vaccine is available in two products, domestic and imported, for the prevention of rabies. Immunization method: Cats over 3 months of age can be immunized, with a protection period of 1 year, and should be vaccinated once a year. In terms of clinical effect, both imported and domestic rabies vaccines are more effective. II. Duplex vaccine for the prevention of feline distemper and rabies. Immunization method: It is an inactivated cellular vaccine that can be given to kittens from 3 to 4 months of age, with three injections at an interval of 3 to 4 weeks for the first vaccination; two injections at an interval of 3 to 4 weeks for the first time for cats over 1 year of age; and two injections per year thereafter. 1. 2. For adult cats, theoretically, an annual immunization is required, 11 months after the last injection of the previous immunization. However, in practice, some cats have high antibody concentrations even without annual vaccinations and do not need annual injections. For such cases, the antibody test results can be used to guide the vaccination. In international standards, it is required that the vaccination be given at least once every three years. Whether the vaccination is given once a year or three years still needs to be determined according to the specific situation of the cat. Precautions 1. Vaccines should be given to healthy dogs and cats in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s vaccine instructions, on time and in the right amount, and it is best not to give weak vaccines to pregnant female dogs and cats. 2. Medical examination and deworming should be done before vaccination so that a better immunization effect can be received. Sick and unhealthy thin dogs and cats cannot be injected. 3. Before doing the immunization, it is necessary to ensure that the cat has no abnormal conditions, such as loss of appetite, abnormal excretion, sneezing, fever, coughing, etc. If there are any of the above problems, it is necessary to return the cat’s status and consider vaccination after the symptoms disappear. 4. For cats infected with skin diseases, it is also not recommended to do immunization, and it is necessary to treat the skin disease first before immunization. Many diseases can bring about immunosuppression or immunity deficiency, and rash vaccination at this time will increase the risk of disease in cats. 5. For pregnant cat mothers, try to ensure that the vaccine is administered before pregnancy and not during pregnancy.
