Precautions for feline triple vaccine injection:
1. A cat that is completely healthy upon physical examination, without upper respiratory tract infection or diarrhea, has a normal body temperature, and is in good mental condition.
2. Pregnant cats should not be given attenuated live vaccines to avoid causing miscarriage.
3. Use with caution on nursing cats.
4. Use with caution on cats that are weak or in poor health, such as newly purchased cats or newly adopted stray cats. Wait two weeks for isolation and observation.
5. Cats that have been in contact with a cat with an infectious disease but have not yet developed symptoms should be isolated and observed for two weeks to avoid vaccination. If a cat has been in contact with a cat with feline distemper and has not been vaccinated, it should be given an emergency serum injection. Vaccination is permitted two weeks after the serum injection.
6. If a cat experiences an allergic reaction after vaccination, such as facial swelling, rapid breathing, or itching, desensitization should be performed promptly.
7. Avoid contact with sick cats suffering from infectious diseases during the vaccination period. Immunity usually develops seven days after vaccination.
Feline triple vaccine immunization schedule
1. Kittens should receive their first basic immunization between nine and twelve weeks of age. The second immunization should be given three to four weeks after the first, and then once a year thereafter.
2. Adult cats that have not been vaccinated before need two vaccinations; those that have been vaccinated before only need a booster vaccination every year.
3. Regarding the immunization schedule for stray cats. In areas where infectious diseases are prevalent and during the winter and spring seasons, it is essential to isolate and observe stray cats. If possible, administer immunoglobulin or serum. Vaccination can be given only after two weeks, once the cats are confirmed to be healthy. They can be reintegrated into the litter group seven days later.
4. Try to avoid sterilization surgery and vaccination at the same time. It is best to get vaccinated two weeks before the surgery.
