Vaccination injections for cats usually start after they reach a certain age, specifically over two months of age. At this time, the level of maternal antibodies in the kitten has decreased, and vaccination can more effectively stimulate the kitten to produce its own immune antibodies. Two vaccines are required for the first vaccination, one is a vaccine to prevent infectious diseases and the other is a rabies vaccine. Infectious disease vaccines generally require a booster vaccination once a year, and rabies vaccines also require a booster vaccination every year after the first vaccination.

Please note that the specific timing of vaccinations may be adjusted based on your cat's specific health condition and your veterinarian's recommendations. . Therefore, before starting a vaccination program, it is best to consult with your veterinarian to ensure that your cat is in optimal condition for vaccinations. At the same time, after vaccination, you also need to pay attention to the cat's reaction. If there are any abnormalities, you should contact the veterinarian in time.