How long does it take for cats to be vaccinated after deworming

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It usually takes two weeks for cats to deworm Vaccinations can then be administered. Under normal circumstances, the two steps of deworming and vaccination cannot be carried out at the same time. The premise of vaccination is that the cat is in a very healthy state, so that the drug can promote the body to produce antibodies. If deworming is carried out at the same time, and the deworming medicine has inevitable side effects, the two will cause stress in the cat’s body, which will cause the cat’s gastrointestinal discomfort. It can lead to loss of appetite, and in severe cases, it can even lead to symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea. If the vaccine is injected after the deworming, the immune response of the vaccine itself may be reduced, and the effect of preventing infectious diseases may not be achieved.

If the cat needs to be vaccinated after deworming, it should be noted that

First: if the cat has just arrived If the environment is unfamiliar, you need to let the cat stay in the new environment for a week. After the cat is familiar with it, go to vaccinate. Because the cat will not adapt to the unfamiliar environment, it will easily cause the cat to have a stress response, so the vaccine cannot be injected. of.

Second: Cats must be in good physical condition and have no abnormal performance before they can be brought for vaccination.

Third: Strictly follow the regulations and requirements for vaccination. If the cat has not reached the specified age, the vaccine cannot be injected. Normally, the cat needs to be vaccinated at the age of 8 weeks.

Whether after deworming or after vaccination, owners should always observe the cat’s condition. If there is any adverse reaction, they should immediately take it to the hospital for examination.

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