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About Cat Vaccinations
- Core vaccines (FVRCP + Rabies) are essential for all cats
- Kittens need a series of shots starting at 6-8 weeks
- Annual boosters keep your cat protected
Core Vaccination Schedule Reference
| Age | Vaccine | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 6-8 weeks | FVRCP #1 | First dose of the core vaccine series |
| 10-12 weeks | FVRCP #2 | Second dose, 3-4 weeks after first |
| 14-16 weeks | FVRCP #3 + Rabies | Final kitten dose + first rabies shot |
| 1 year | FVRCP + Rabies | First annual booster, one year after kitten series |
| Annually | FVRCP + Rabies | Continue yearly for lifetime protection |
Frequently Asked Questions
Kittens should start their vaccination series at 6-8 weeks of age. They receive boosters every 3-4 weeks until they're 16 weeks old, then annual boosters.
Yes, vaccines are very safe. Some cats may experience mild side effects like slight lethargy or low fever for 1-2 days. Serious reactions are rare but contact your vet if you notice swelling, difficulty breathing, or persistent vomiting.
Yes! Indoor cats still need core vaccines. Diseases can be carried into your home on clothes, shoes, or through open windows. Rabies vaccination is often required by law regardless of lifestyle.
Most cat vaccines require annual boosters. Some newer rabies vaccines provide 3-year protection. Your vet will recommend the appropriate schedule based on the vaccines used.
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