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Kitten Vaccination Schedule Template
What Is a Kitten Vaccination Schedule?
A Kitten Vaccination Schedule is a detailed timetable that indicates what vaccinations a growing kitten is supposed to receive and explains how often the pet owner should visit the vet's office for feline immunization.
Alternate Names:
- Cat Vaccination Schedule;
- Kitten Immunization Schedule;
- Cat Immunization Schedule.
It typically looks like a graph that helps the pet owner to remember when to schedule an appointment with a vet. Quite often, the instrument is accompanied by illustrations that depict the growing animal for the user's convenience.
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The schedule may be divided into two sections that list core and non-core vaccinations - the first category contains the vaccines all cats need while the second category must be referred to once the veterinarian advises it: those vaccinations are for kittens who are in the risk group due to genetic diseases and other health conditions that may lead to further complications. Most veterinarians recommend to vaccinate the kitten at the age of 6 or 8 weeks against three dangerous diseases - viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and panleukopenia, all common for felines.
After that, the cat receives the second and third doses in a month and two months respectively - the booster will be administered when the animal is one year old. At the age of 14 or 16 weeks, the kitten must get a rabies vaccination, and the vet will also tell you about the benefits of the vaccination against leukemia.
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