CATDOLL : Can cats be bathed during vaccination?

Cats cannot be bathed during vaccination. Because the vaccine is taking effect at this time, bathing may make the vaccine ineffective or make the cat sick. Vaccination is to inoculate the cat with attenuated bacteria, and the purpose is to allow the cat to form certain antibodies. During this period, the cat's resistance will decrease, so the cat cannot be bathed. Generally, cats can be bathed one week after vaccination. If the cat is vaccinated after bathing, it is feared that the cat's resistance will be weak after bathing and symptoms such as colds will occur, and there will be a certain stress reaction, which may aggravate the vaccine reaction. If the cat is bathed after vaccination, the effect of the vaccine will be weakened to a certain extent, and there will still be a stress reaction.

Things to note when vaccinating cats:

1. Only healthy cats can be vaccinated, otherwise the vaccination will be ineffective, the vaccination will fail, and the vaccination will lead to the outbreak of other diseases.

2. Do not bathe the cat two weeks before and after vaccination. If the cat has a cold, sneezes, runny nose, or is in a bad mood, it cannot be vaccinated.