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28 Mar

CAT´S VACCINATION SCHEDULE

Vaccinations help to protect your & cat against severe infectious diseases. It additionally prevents them from passing anything nasty on to different animals to your location. Vaccinating your kitten is one of the most critical things you need to do to your first few weeks as a cat owner.

Cat Vaccines and Vaccination

Vaccines against viruses and bacteria that reason crucial feline sicknesses are to be had and consist of:

v Feline Panleucopenia/Infectious Enteritis (Feline Parvovirus, FPV)

v Feline Rhinotracheitis (Feline Herpesvirus, FHV)

v Feline Calicivirus (FCV)

v Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV)

v Chlamydophila felis

v Bordetella bronchiseptica

v Feline Rabies

Vaccines can be divided into core vaccines and non-core vaccines.

 The Core vaccines are taken into consideration crucial for all cats (such as indoor-most effective cats) due to the giant and/or extreme nature of the diseases being protected against.

Non-Core vaccines are best given to cats if there is an actual hazard of exposure to the infection and if vaccination might provide precise safety. Choices regarding the requirement for non-center vaccines may be primarily based on the cat’s age, lifestyle, and make contact with other cats. You ought to always speak along with your vet about what vaccines your very own cat may additionally require.

6 to 8 weeks

10 to 12 weeks

14 to 16 weeks

Annual & 3 years

Core vaccine

Core vaccine

Core vaccine

Core vaccine

FVRCP

FVRCP

  • FVRCP
  • Rabies

 

Rabies

(Starting one year after initial series)

 

Non- Core vaccine

Non- Core vaccine

Non- Core vaccine

Non- Core vaccine

FeLV

FeLV

FeLV

  • FeLV

Bordetella(can be administered as early as 8 wks).

3 year Core Vaccine

  • FVRCP
  • Rabies

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