Pets Vaccines Guide: Cats and Kittens Vaccination:
Pets Vaccines: Cats and Kittens, like humans, need vaccines to stay healthy. Vaccines help cats and kittens fight germs and diseases. Always consult a vet and follow their advice and schedule for maintaining the health of your beloved new kitty.
Some Common Pets Vaccines:
The Rabies Virus Vaccine, Feline Herpesvirus Vaccine, Feline Leukemia Virus Vaccine, Chlamydia, and Ringworm Vaccine: are just a few common vaccines that vets may prescribe for pets, cats and kittens.
Each vaccine protects against a particular virus. Many vaccines are repeated every year; other vaccines need to be repeated after three years. It is not only kittens that need vaccinating, but fully-grown cats also.
*Consult your vet for all the vaccines needed for your cats and kittens.
Pets Vaccines Side Effects:
Vaccinating your cat or kitten can cause side effects. The reactions could be mild or very serious. In case of mild reactions, your pet might catch a fever, sneeze, and lose its appetite for a few days.
There might be small swellings under the skin, which last for a few days. If any of these symptoms lasts for an unusually long time you should return to your vet for advice.
*Take your cat or kitten to the vet if you spot any unusual symptoms.
Top Pets Tips:
A pet vaccine for ringworm has just come out and is available in certain parts of the world. Check with your vet if the vaccine is available in your country. This may free your pet from worm-related troubles.
*Your cat or kitten may eat grass when it does not feel well.
Things May Get Serious for Pets:
Serious allergies to vaccination are potentially fatal to your cat or kitten, but serious reactions are rare. In such cases, your cat or kitten may react immediately, or the reaction may occur after some time.
Sometimes, tumors or lumps may develop on the area of the skin where the vet has administrated the vaccine. Tumors may not surface right away but may take several weeks or months to emerge.
If you have any concerns you should consult with your vet. They will do everything possible to protect the health of your animal.
Pets, Cats, and Kittens First-Aid:
Your pets may have accidents and you should keep a first-aid box handy for your cat or kitten just in case.
*You should follow an agreed schedule when taking your cat or kitten to the vet.
Pets Vaccines: Cats, and Kitten’s Eye Drops and Ear Drops:
Your first-aid kit should contain eye drops and ear drops should be used to clean your pet cat or kitten’s ear regularly. You could also use olive oil almond oil as ear drops for your pets.
In case you have run out of eye drops and you need some urgently, you can make some saline solution yourself. Boil some water, then dissolve a little salt in it, before cooling it.
This is a good remedy for times of emergency and can ease your pet cat or kitten’s distress.
*A vet checks the health of a cat’s eyes.
Pets, Cats, and Kitten’s Antiseptic:
You should always keep a good antiseptic solution or cream. Some creams contain phenol and cresol which are harmful to cats and kittens and should be avoided.
You need to check the chemicals used in the antiseptic. Consult your vet about the right type of antiseptic for your kitty.
*Always keep a tube of antiseptic at home for minor accidents.
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Other First-Aid Items for Pets, Cats, and kittens:
You should keep some fur-ball remedy, blunt-ended scissors, tweezers, and syringes. Syringes are not only needed to inject medicine but also for liquid feeding.
A thermometer, petroleum jelly, and some pain kaolin mixture are also advised. Kaolin mixtures are used in the case of minor stomach problems.
Do not forget to keep adhesive plasters, gauze, bandages, and some cotton wool.
*Prepare a small first-aid kit and always keep it in a place where you can reach it easily.
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Common Questions:
Question: How do I restrain my cat or kitten when they are injured and in paths?
Answer: If your cat or kitten is in pain they may scratch or bite you if you try to apply first-aid.
Carefully hold them by the back of the neck and then press them in a blanket to prevent them from further injuring themselves by struggling.
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