Kittens can receive their first dose of the feline triple vaccine at 9 weeks of age; a second dose; a booster dose 15-20 days later; a third dose one year later; booster immunizations are given every 1-3 years, depending on the continuous immunity period of the vaccine. Kittens can receive their first dose of the rabies vaccine at 12-14 weeks of age; a second dose one year later; a booster immunization is given every 1-3 years thereafter.
The benefits of vaccinating cats: All vaccines provide immunity against viruses, but they do not guarantee that the cat will not carry any viruses. Owners should not misunderstand vaccines. After vaccination, vaccines will create antibodies in the cat's body, helping to resist foreign viruses and bacteria. Vaccinating cats is very important for ensuring their health.
