Is vaccination of cats necessary?

 Vaccination is one of the most important things that worry cat breeders around the world, and one of the most important questions that are asked about it is the question: is it necessary or can cats live without it? Cats can live without taking vaccinations, just like cats that live on the street, but to be frank with you, street cats have a very short life span because they are susceptible to diseases that may kill them at a young age because their immunity is weak and ill-equipped, and on the other hand, we find cats that persist in Taking vaccinations, their average life is fourteen years or more. This is because vaccination strengthens them and gives them immunity against diseases. After this introduction, let's look at the cat vaccination schedule.

The importance of vaccinating cats

I have a small cat and I have heard from many about the importance of vaccinating cats.. but it does not go out into the street. What are the harms of not vaccinating domestic cats, and is it possible to delay the vaccination of cats? We got this question from a visitor to the veterinary clinic's guide website regarding the harms of cat vaccination and the harms of delaying it. Cat vaccinations whose main goal is to protect your cat against any viral infection that may infect it, as cats are infected with four types of deadly viral infections. Therefore, when vaccinating your cat with a quadrivalent vaccination, you give it the necessary protection, as the vaccination works to activate the cat's immune system, 

Dangers of delaying cat vaccination

thus increases its ability to confront diseases. Therefore, the main benefit of vaccinating cats is to prevent infection by raising the efficiency of their immune system, and therefore not vaccinating cats or delaying cat vaccination may lead to some problems. But this does not happen all the time, as some cats never go out of the house, and others may be exposed to infection even though they get their annual vaccinations regularly. Therefore, we will explain to you in detail in this article whether delaying cat vaccination is harmful and when you can say that your cat needs to be vaccinated.

 Quadrivalent vaccination: you can take it starting from the age of two or three months, and this vaccination is repeated twenty-one days after taking the first dose of it, and then it is repeated annually

 Vaccination of cats against rabies: the best age to take it extends between three months and six months, and until its results are positive in the long term, it is repeated annually

 Vaccination of cats against fungi: the ideal age to take the first dose of it is starting from the age of three months and after two weeks it is repeated and then not repeated until after a year

Vaccination of cats against worms: Cats are fed worms vaccine after a month and a half because the problem of worms can infect cats at an early age and two weeks after the first time the cat takes another dose of it and then does not repeat it until after sixty days, that is, two months

 Vaccinating cats against insects: Also, this vaccine is important to fight intrusive insects such as fleas, and cats can benefit from it starting from the age of one and a half months, then after a month they take it again and do not repeat until after completing sixty days. For more clarification, see this table