Vaccination refers to injection. Newly born kittens are vaccinated at two months. Kittens usually cannot be vaccinated too early because the body is not fully developed. Injecting the vaccine too early may affect the normal development of the body and even cause It may cause serious side effects after the vaccine. It is recommended that the owner take the kitten to a regular pet hospital for vaccination, and not to a small clinic.
1. Why should newborn kittens be vaccinated at two months
Newborn kittens cannot be vaccinated immediately because their immunity is relatively weak after birth and cannot absorb the antibodies in the vaccine. , if the vaccine is injected too early, it will affect the development of the body's bones and various organs. The vaccine is usually injected within two months. At this time, the kitten's body immunity will continue to increase and can effectively absorb the vaccine.
2. Benefits of vaccinating newborn kittens
After being vaccinated, antibodies will be produced in the body, which can help enhance physical fitness and immunity, prevent diseases, and reduce The chance of getting sick has certain benefits for your health.
3. Reactions of newborn kittens after vaccination
After vaccination, the skin at the injection site may appear redness, swelling and pain, which are adverse reactions after vaccination. reaction, a small number of kittens may be allergic to the components of the vaccine and experience adverse reactions such as nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, redness of the skin, etc. This can be improved by taking antihistamines under the guidance of a doctor, which can alleviate symptoms after vaccination. Adverse reactions.
4. Care for newborn kittens after vaccination
Newborn kittens should not take a bath immediately after being vaccinated, otherwise it will easily cause the injection needle to come into contact with water, causing local Skin inflammation affects the absorption of vaccines and reduces the chance of preventing diseases. At the same time, you need to take measures to keep your body warm to avoid being stimulated by cold wind and causing colds.
