Inoculating your cat against certain diseases is an essential aspect of responsible pet ownership. Cat vaccinations play a crucial role in protecting your feline friend from potentially deadly illnesses and ensuring their overall health and well-being. In this article, we’ll explore the significance of vaccinating your cat, the diseases that vaccines prevent, and the recommended timing for these vaccinations.
Hi, I appreciate this information about keeping cats fit and healthy which I will share with my daughter who is a devoted cat person. Her cat is a regular at the local vet surgery so maybe my daughter is aware of all the vaccinations that her cat needs (i imagine so, as the vets bills are pretty scary), but you can never have too much knowledge, and you dont know what you dont know. This is a really useful website for anyone who is a cat lover.
Thank you for those comments Alan. Yes you are certainly right about how costly vet bills are and even if you take out pet insurance you often find that the medical procedures you need for your cat are not covered by it! Jim
I’m not a cat person; the photo over a great post made me want to consider a cat for our next “best friend.” Your post is easy to read and, as a bonus, has much more to choose from in your navigation to the right and on top.
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Thank you so much Terry for those very kind comments about my website which are greatly appreciated. Jim
This is an important and informative article on the vital importance of cat vaccinations! As a cat owner, I cannot stress enough how crucial it is to protect our furry friends from preventable diseases. The article provides valuable insights into the significance of vaccinations and how they safeguard our cats’ health. So thank you so much for sharing.
Many thanks indeed for your input Kiersti and pleased that you liked my article. Jim
I have three and a half cats (I’m saying a half, because one of them is a street cat who sometimes passes by, eats a bit or even sleeps a bit, and then goes off again lol), and I do whatever I can to keep them healthy, and this for sure includes vaccinations! Especially because my 2 are in contact with the street cat, from which I don’t know if she carries any diseases or not. Vaccinate your cats people and keep them healthy, great article thanks!
Many thanks Lizzy for sharing your experiences and confirming the importance of vaccinations. Jim
This piece about the significance of cat vaccinations really opened my eyes. It’s interesting to think that some cat owners might not be fully aware of this critical part of maintaining their pet’s health. Could you provide some insights on possible side effects of these vaccines? Additionally, when should kittens ideally start their vaccination schedule? I’m sure these details would be super helpful for many of us looking to keep our cats in top health.
Thank you Louis for those interesting comments. In answer to your first question most cats show few or no side effects from vaccines. Those that do experience minor ones that are short lived. Your vet should be contacted immediately if the side effects include any of the following – fever, diarrhea, vomiting, hives, severe lethargy, loss of appetite, lameness or swelling and redness at the injection site. With regard to your question on kittens you can find the answer at the following link. Jim
https://www.petbarn.com.au/pet…