Cat vaccination is an important health management process that can help cats prevent various infectious diseases. The specific types and amounts of vaccines may vary depending on region and veterinarian recommendations. Here are some common vaccines and the number of injections:

1. Cat triple vaccine: this vaccine It can prevent three diseases including feline distemper, feline rhinorrhea, and feline calicivirus. Generally speaking, kittens are vaccinated for the first time when they are 2 months old, and then every 3-4 weeks, with 2-3 consecutive vaccinations. Adult cats are vaccinated once a year.

2. Rabies vaccine: This vaccine is used to prevent rabies. Kittens are vaccinated for the first time when they are 3 months old, and then annually. 3. Feline leukemia vaccine: Although this vaccine is not required everywhere, if it is recommended in your area, it is usually given first when the cat is 2 months old, and then every two years.