Naturally curious , our friends the cats spend much of their lives outdoors and are thus more vulnerable to disease . At any age , vaccination is a necessary precaution ...
When?
t the beginning of his life, the young cat is protected by maternal antibodies . So at the age of weaning , around 2 months, that must take the first vaccination , followed a month later by a second injection. To be well protected , your cat will eventually suffer throughout his life , a reminder of annual vaccine.
What?
The main diseases against which they should vaccinate your pet ...
- Typhus : highly contagious disease that is often fatal in kittens . It is manifested by high fever , diarrhea , vomiting and dehydration. The high resistance of the virus makes most ineffective treatments . Typhus cat is not transmissible to humans or other animals.
- Coryza : respiratory disease , the common cold , although rarely fatal , causes very disabling symptoms such as fever, runny nose , mouth ulcers , conjunctivitis and loss of appetite . Feline form of coryza is not transmissible to humans .
- The leucosis sometimes called " cat AIDS ", this disease is transmitted by blood, sexual tract , saliva, urine or tears. Close to viral leukemia, it is, in many cases, fatal and results in immunodeficiency and a general weakening of the animal. It is not transferable to other species.
- Rabies transmitted to humans and other animals , rabies is a fatal disease. Effective in a single injection, the anti -rabies vaccine is mandatory for stay of the animal camping, pension or feline in the departments of Moselle and Corsica. It will also require you to leave your cat borders..
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