Vaccine prevention can only be carried out when the cat is completely healthy, even if it is just a slight runny nose, because if the cat's resistance is weak, it is easy to have a violent reaction to a weak virus such as the vaccine. After deworming the cat, it is best not to inject the vaccine immediately. It is recommended to wait a week before injecting. Pregnant female cats and kittens under 2 months old are not suitable for vaccination, as they can easily lead to miscarriage and illness.
Pet News
Sep 14,2025
What should you pay attention to before vaccinating your cat?
Sarah Johnson
Healthcare Technology Correspondent

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