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Vaccination for Cats

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Vaccination for Cats

A Vaccination is absolutely necessary for cats. They must be vaccinated for:

• FVRCP - feline viral rhinotra- cheitis and calicivirus (diseases of the eyes, nose and throat) plus panleukopenia (a viral disease of the blood and intestines).

• Rabies - a viral disease fatal to humans and other animals.

Kittens get their first FVRCP shot at 8 weeks and a second when 12 weeks old. Anti-rabies and a third FVRCP vaccine are administered after four months.

An adult cat (13 weeks or older) which hasn’t been vaccinated must be given an initial FVRCP vaccine and booster in 2-4 weeks. Anti-rabies should be given yearly.