Vaccines at 6-8 weeks strengthen your kitten's defences. Protect your beloved feline from illnesses.
Vaccinating your pet allows them to build a healthy immune system that can withstand any attack from pests or fatal diseases. Our team is here to help you and your cat experience more adventures without a care in the world. For a critter and stress-free life, contact us at 905-579-4040 to book your cat’s vaccination appointment.
Ideally, kittens should receive their first round of vaccines from 6 to 8-weeks-old. It’s important not to let your feline friend play outside before their first shots. Until they are 4-months-old, they will continue to receive a series of vaccines. Then, they typically get boosters every 1 to 3 years as adult cats. This all depends on your pet’s health needs, environment and risks, which our veterinarians will consider when creating their unique preventative vaccination plan.
As a form of preventative medication, vaccines help protect your cat from catching and spreading dangerous and fatal diseases. Some of the diseases that vaccines protect your cat against include:
Vaccines are generally safe for all cats and are vital to protect them against fatal diseases. The risks are few and far between when it comes to vaccinating your feline friend. They may experience a temporary loss of appetite, itchiness or swelling. Very few have allergic reactions, but please contact your veterinarian immediately if you notice any signs of difficulty in breathing, vomiting, or diarrhea.
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