CATDOLL : What should I pay attention to when purchasing cat vaccines?

Things to note when purchasing cat vaccines:

1. Check whether the writing on the bottle is clear and whether there is a veterinary drug inspection label and a China veterinary drug quality supervision anti-counterfeiting mark.

2. Check whether the powder bottle is vacuum. Generally speaking, regular ones are vacuum.

3. Check whether the powder has cracks. Generally, expired vaccines have cracks.

4. Look at the color of the fusion body and the speed of dissolution. Generally speaking, regular vaccines are very easy to dissolve, with a light red color and no precipitation.

Things to note when vaccinating your cat:

1. Normally, cats can be taken for vaccination if they are 2 months old or older, are in good health, and have no vomiting, diarrhea, sneezing, or serious skin diseases.

2. The first immunization requires three consecutive injections of cat triple vaccine, with the interval between each injection being 20-21 days.

3. Rabies vaccine can only be injected after the cat is 3 months old.

4. Generally, the third dose of the cat triple vaccine can be injected together with the rabies vaccine, or it can be injected one week later.

5. In the future, you will only need to receive one dose of cat triple vaccine and one dose of rabies vaccine every year.