Vaccinate your feline friend from a young age to protect them from dangerous diseases.
When kittens are born, they become immune to some diseases after they suckle the first milk or ‘colostrum’ from their mothers. This protection lasts only 8-10 weeks. Vaccines are started for kittens at 6-8 weeks of age, so they can develop their own protection against disease, as the ‘maternal’ protection wears out. A second vaccination at 12 weeks and a third at 16 weeks, ensure kittens have as complete protection as possible.
Kittens get their first vaccine between 6-8 weeks.
Kittens will come back for 3 sets of boosters, all spaced out by 3-4 weeks in between.
The standard vaccines for an indoor cat are core and rabies, if your cat will go outside, then they will also need a feline leukemia virus vaccine.
With any vaccine there is a chance of a reaction. It is important to discuss vaccine reactions with any patient that is receiving a vaccine for the first time.
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