What to do before and after your cat’s vaccination

Cats need to be at least 2 months old. Cats that have just been received into a home should not be vaccinated immediately because when they first arrive in a new environment, they will panic and become nervous about the unfamiliar environment itself, which can easily lead to a decrease in resistance, and vaccination at this time is not good for the cat. Conduct a health check before vaccinating your cat. If you have a cold, runny nose, fever, vomiting, dysentery or loss of appetite or spirit, do not vaccinate for the time being. If the vaccination is completed, keep the animal warm and observe the animal’s mental state as well as its eating and drinking, urination and defecation, and seek medical attention if abnormalities are found.