Vaccinations are an important part of cat health care because they protect cats against many infectious diseases. This section discusses why vaccines are important and what diseases they help prevent.
Types of cat vaccines
most important vaccines
It is recommended that all cats, regardless of where they live, receive core injections. They protect cats against calicivirus, feline distemper, feline herpes virus and rabies.
Non-core vaccines
With these vaccines you do not need to vaccinate your cat. The way these are administered depends on your cat’s habits and risk factors. There are vaccines for feline leukemia, Bordetella, feline chlamydia, feline immunodeficiency virus, and more.
When should you vaccinate your cat?
When you should vaccinate your cat depends on its age and health. There are rules for kittens, adult cats and older cats to ensure that every cat is safe at every stage of his or her life.
What are the risks and benefits of vaccines?
Most of the time, vaccinations are safe, but some cats may experience mild to severe side effects. Knowing these things can help cat owners address and solve any problems that arise.
Why is it important for your vet to vaccinate your cat?
It’s important that your vet chooses the right medication for each cat, taking into account factors such as age, health and exposure risks.
Dispelling myths about cat vaccination
There are many misconceptions about vaccinating cats. This section clarifies common misconceptions and presents the facts.
How much does it cost to vaccinate a cat?
Vaccinations for cats can cost many different amounts. In this section you will find information about the factors that influence costs and how to deal with them properly.
Traveling abroad and vaccinations
Cats traveling abroad require certain vaccinations. This section discusses what you need to transfer between countries.
Community Health and Herd Immunity: Vaccines not only keep individual cats healthy, they also help keep the entire cat population healthy through herd immunity.
Frequently asked questions after vaccination
Cat owners need to know the answers to common questions about when and how often to vaccinate their cats so they can make an informed decision.
In summary
Vaccinations for cats are an important part of preventative health care because they protect against many diseases that can shorten the duration of feline distemper or even kill them.
