What are the symptoms of a cat after vaccination?

Cats may experience some adverse reactions after vaccination, these reactions include:

1.Painful swelling at the injection site: This condition is not serious and usually subsides gradually within 48 hours.

If the condition is more severe, you can use a warm towel under the guidance of a doctor to help speed up the absorption of the drug and eliminate the lump. But be careful not to keep the temperature of the water too high, it is best to keep it between 35 and 39.

2.Lameness: Cats are lame after vaccination, possibly due to muscle pain that causes difficulty in locomotion and looks like lameness in appearance.

This condition is usually accompanied by a fever, and the affected cat may be depressed, refuse to eat, and become more lethargic. If the condition is very serious, you need to take the cat to seek medical attention in time.

3.Vaccine syndrome: This is an adverse reaction after the vaccine is implanted in the cat, and the main symptoms are loss of appetite, malaise, fever, etc.

This condition usually subsides spontaneously within 1-2 days and leaves no sequelae. As a shovel officer, you need to take care of your cat's condition in time and supplement its nutrition.

4.Allergic reactions: Cats may have an allergic reaction after vaccination, which is less likely, but may require immediate medical attention if it occurs.

Allergic reactions include facial swelling, cold limbs, foaming at the mouth, persistent vomiting, coma, etc. If the cat has an allergic reaction, the shoveler must take it to the doctor as soon as possible, and the doctor will inject epinephrine or desensitize it in time**.

In order to avoid bad backfight responses, it is recommended to make sure that the cat is in good health before vaccination, and stay in the hospital for observation for at least one hour after vaccination. In case of adverse reactions, report them to the doctor in time.

Allergic reactions usually occur within minutes to a few hours after vaccination, with a general allergy probability of 1 15000, and symptoms include: white gums, drooling, cold limbs, rapid heart rate, weak pulse, and exhaustion. If an allergic reaction is confirmed, epinephrine should be injected promptly.

After the critical moment has passed, it is necessary to carry out supportive activities**. Allergic reactions are usually associated with inactivated vaccines.

1.About 1-2 days after vaccination, cats may experience decreased mental appetite and drowsiness;

2.Cats may have allergic reactions after vaccination, manifested by symptoms such as redness and swelling of the face and eyes;

3.A very small percentage of cats may experience vomiting and diarrhea after vaccination.

will become less appetite, no appetite, will have a little fever, will drool, heart rate will be very fast; Give him some nutritious food that he likes to eat, keep him warm, and give him a massage.

will sleep often, the mental state will be reduced, and the appetite will also decrease; Be sure to comfort the cat and bring it back to your familiar environment as soon as possible.

Because the virus in the vaccine or part of it has weakened or is completely non-toxic, most cats will not have serious adverse reactions after vaccination, or will gradually subside after 1-2 days

The mild ** redness, occasional itching, and the animal's mental state is still good, and it may not be detected and recover on its own;

Mild fever, sluggishness, loss of appetite, drowsiness, single diarrhea or vomiting, redness, swelling and swelling at the injection site, need to be closely observed, usually recover spontaneously within 1 to 2 days;

Mild itching, kicking the neck with the hind leg while playing, red rash around the eyes or armpits**, mild swelling around the eyes, close observation, if it does not improve within 1 2 days, you need to seek medical attention;

Severe itching, shortness of breath, severe diarrhea, etc., need to seek medical attention immediately.

If the cat has serious adverse reactions after vaccination, take it to the vaccination place to deal with it, and do not delay at home.

After the cat has been vaccinated, if there is an adverse reaction, try not to give it a week not to eat raw and cold things, because at this time the cat is forming antibodies, if you eat cold things, it is easy to affect the formation of antibodies in the cat!

If the cat has an adverse reaction after vaccination, if it is not serious, there is no need to pay attention to him, and it will be fine naturally after a while.

If there are some minor adverse reactions, it should be normal, and if there are serious adverse reactions, they should be sent to the pet store for examination in time.

The adverse reactions of kittens after vaccination are mainly manifested as depression, loss of appetite, drowsiness, slight vomiting and diarrhea, pain at the injection site, etc., and some kittens will have allergic reactions, such as itching all over the body, redness and swelling around the eyes, etc. Usually these symptoms disappear in about 1 to 2 days, and if they become more severe, it is mainly necessary to take the kitten to the pet hospital immediately. Before vaccination, it is important to make sure that the kitten is in full health.

Cats should pay attention before and after vaccination:

1. It is best to vaccinate the cat during the day, and avoid bathing within a week after vaccination. Cats will be vaccinated after the body immunity will decrease, before the vaccination must confirm the health status of the body, if the cat has sneezing, vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms, it is not recommended to take vaccination.

If you have parasites or malnutrition, you can't rush to get vaccinated, and the better your physical condition, the more effective the vaccine will be. Kittens who have just arrived at their new home are advised to wait for 2-3 weeks to get used to it before playing.

2. Be sure to choose a professional and regular pet hospital and have a legal veterinarian qualification certificate to carry out. Don't just let the injection** is unknown, and the effect is unknown to the street shop to get the injection. The vaccination given by the doctor is guaranteed, and the prevention manual and the certificate sticker of the vaccination will be stamped by him.

3. If the cat vomits and diarrhea and edema immediately after the fight, it may be an acute allergy and is immediately brought back to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment. Many cats are more likely to have *** within 2-3 days after the injection, such as loss of appetite, poor mental state, and even increased body temperature. This is a mild allergy and it is necessary to contact a doctor if the symptoms persist for more than 5 days.

Cats should pay attention to vaccination, after getting the vaccine injection, you should first find out the instructions and read carefully, and ask professionals who do not understand, you should inject when the cat is still a dog and cat, pay attention to the dosage, be sure to inject on time, and take the kitten to do a full body health check before the injection, and dispose of the parasites on the cat's body to ensure that the injection plays the best role.

Precautions before and after cat vaccinationFor kittens picked up or bought from outside, due to the large amount of outside **, the environment touched is messy, it is very likely to be infected with diseases that should not be, and the excrement officer takes the cat home after it is a new environment for the cat should not be immediately sent to the relevant personnel for vaccination, but let the cat adapt to the living environment and then deal with it.

If the cat of the shovel officer is a very well-behaved and obedient child, and he stays at home without going out, please inject it in time, because you will inevitably go out, and the outside environment is messy, and it is very likely that you will bring the virus to the house to infect the cat.

Generally, there are no adverse reactions, and the occasional adverse reactions are as follows:

1.Foaming at the mouth, this is an allergic reaction in cats.

2.Twitching of the legs and feet, which is caused by too many antigens in the vaccine and fewer antibodies in it.

If you are worried, you can stay in the hospital for 1-12 hours after each vaccine to avoid accidents.

When will cats be vaccinated:

If the cat has not been vaccinated and is less than 16 weeks old, it is recommended to get a cat triple shot at 16 weeks, a booster after one year, and preferably once every 3 years thereafter.

There are two kinds of rabies virus vaccines, and there is only one of them in China, that is, the inactivated vaccine, which is administered once after 12 weeks, and once after 1 year of booster vaccination, and the subsequent booster shot is given according to the duration of immunization marked by the vaccine (there are 1 year and 3 years).

If the cat has not been vaccinated and is older than 16 weeks, it is recommended that the cat triple is the first immunization 2 times, with an interval of 3-4 weeks, 1 year after the initial immunization, and then 1 time every 3 years.

Types of vaccinations:

Rabies vaccination is given 2 times, with an interval of 1 year between them, and then a booster shot is normal. Non-core vaccines such as feline leukemia virus, feline HIV, feline infectious peritonitis virus, feline chlamydia, bronchial septic brucella vaccine, etc.

Be careful when vaccinating cats.

Acute allergic manifestations may occur, and you will need to be observed in the hospital for half an hour before going home. Within three days, you may wilt and have a high body temperature, and you don't like to eat, which is relatively normal. If you have vomiting and diarrhea, you must go to the hospital for a check-up**.

Whether it is a first immunization or a booster immunization, you should be observed in the hospital for half an hour after each vaccination.

The first immunization of kittens and milk dogs needs to be observed for allergies, and the more common ones will be erythema, slight vomiting and diarrhea, drowsiness, slight loss of appetite, and swelling at the injection site. These allergies are mild and usually resolve on their own. If you still have symptoms or are more severe after more than 2 days, you need to go to the hospital for a check-up**.