Cat Vaccination Schedule
A typical indoor cat vaccination schedule might look like this:
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This vaccination schedule may vary according to your veterinarian's recommendations and by what is happening in your daily schedule. While it is not wise to skip vaccinations (due to the importance of each and every shot for cats) the rabies vaccinations and the FeLV vaccinations are especially important. These two diseases are very contagious, and are deadly to cats. You may find that your veterinarian recommends greater or fewer number of vaccinations depending on whether or not your cat is an indoor or outdoor cat. Some veterinarians may mandate adult boosters, while others may think they are not necessary. Cats with diabetes may need a specialized vaccination schedule to keep them healthy.
However you decide to vaccinate your cat, be sure to keep vaccination records for your pet. If you have to kennel your cat, or if you move, the kennel administrator or your new veterinarian will want proof of vaccination. This is especially true in geographic areas where Rabies is widespread.
Read more: A Recommended Cat Vaccination Schedule - VetInfo
A typical indoor cat vaccination schedule might look like this:
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This vaccination schedule may vary according to your veterinarian's recommendations and by what is happening in your daily schedule. While it is not wise to skip vaccinations (due to the importance of each and every shot for cats) the rabies vaccinations and the FeLV vaccinations are especially important. These two diseases are very contagious, and are deadly to cats. You may find that your veterinarian recommends greater or fewer number of vaccinations depending on whether or not your cat is an indoor or outdoor cat. Some veterinarians may mandate adult boosters, while others may think they are not necessary. Cats with diabetes may need a specialized vaccination schedule to keep them healthy.
However you decide to vaccinate your cat, be sure to keep vaccination records for your pet. If you have to kennel your cat, or if you move, the kennel administrator or your new veterinarian will want proof of vaccination. This is especially true in geographic areas where Rabies is widespread.
Read more: A Recommended Cat Vaccination Schedule - VetInfo
