Can I take a bath while getting my cat vaccinated with the feline triple vaccine?
Generally, it has no impact.
If the second dose of the feline triple vaccine has been missed, it is recommended to follow the previous immunization schedule first. After all vaccines have been administered, check the antibody levels in your blood. If the antibody levels are not up to standard, it is recommended to administer 1-2 more doses of the feline triple vaccine. 
The feline triple vaccine can prevent common viral infectious diseases such as feline panleukopenia and feline herpesvirus (FHV-1). Cats need to receive three doses of the feline triple vaccine in their first year, with each dose spaced 21 days apart. It is recommended to strictly follow the vaccination schedule; vaccination should not be administered early or late.
Cats, belonging to the Felidae family, are divided into domestic cats and wild cats, and are the most widespread pets in households worldwide. The ancestors of domestic cats are believed to be the desert cat of ancient Egypt and the Persian cat of Persia, and they have been domesticated by humans for 3,500 years (but not as completely domesticated as dogs).
Typical cats: round head, short face, five toes on forelimbs, four toes on hind limbs, with sharp, curved, retractable claws at the tips of the toes. Nocturnal.
Cats hunt other animals by ambush and are mostly capable of climbing trees. Their paws have fatty pads to prevent noise while walking, so as not to scare away prey. Their claws are retracted while walking to prevent them from becoming dull, but they extend them when hunting mice and climbing.
