How often does a cat get rabies vaccine? Generally, cats should receive rabies vaccine once 10 weeks after birth and repeat once a year afterwards. The normal vaccination of cat vaccine is the first immunization in childhood. It requires three doses...
How often does a cat get rabies vaccine? Generally, cats should receive rabies vaccine once 10 weeks after birth and repeat once a year afterwards. The normal vaccination of cat vaccine is the first immunization in childhood. It requires three doses of vaccines to prevent diseases, such as Miaosando or Cat Triple, and a rabies vaccine. From then on, one injection of rabies and one injection of Miaosanduo will be immunized every year. The role of the
vaccine is to prevent future diseases. Whether to be vaccinated depends on the level of the future risk. For cats who have just entered the door, it is recommended to get rabies vaccination once to eliminate risks and allow the cat to integrate into family life healthily. If the cat is free-range, goes out frequently, or can come into contact with other animals, it is recommended to get the rabies vaccine every 1 to 3 years.
