Restarting cat vaccinations
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When Does My Cat Need Vaccines?Indoor kitten vaccination schedule
Our Vet Explains the Schedule, Side Effects & FAQ
One of the best ways to keep a cat healthy is to ensure that they get the medical care they need. This means that in addition to a yearly or twice-yearly physical exam with their vet, they need to have their vaccine needs assessed on an annual basis as well.
Vaccines can consist of core and non-core vaccines, depending on a cat’s lifestyle (i.e., indoor vs.
outdoor, how often they might board in a cattery, etc.), age, and other risk factors. Core vaccines are designed to protect against infectious diseases that are either life-threatening or commonly encountered by the majority of cats.
They include feline parvovirus (also called feline distemper), feline calicivirus (also called rhinotracheitis), feline herpes, feline leukemia virus, and potentially rabies, depending on where the cat lives.
Vaccines are designed to protect either sterile or partial immunity against these diseases so cats don’t develop severe illnesses as a result of being exposed to these viruses.
The timing of vaccine
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