Cat Vaccination

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Cat Health - Common Problems

By: Richard G M Taylor | 02/11/2006 | Automotive
... common cat health problem and was often fatal. These days, however, with modern vaccines available the disease can be prevented. Always have you cat vaccinated if there is a risk of infection because this is a highly contagious disease. ... Read

The Importance Of Getting Your Cat Fixed

By: Tristan Andrews | 12/01/2007 | Pets
... due to certain risks that are involved. Some vets recommend declawing the cat "while she is already asleep. Do not get the cat vaccinated at the same time you get the cat spayed or neutered. It is a lot for that little body to take all at ... Read

Know When to Vaccinate your Cat or Kitten

By: Michael Plante | 02/08/2006 | Pets
... that are three to four weeks apart. One dose is given when the vaccine is an MLV, or two doses of a killed virus vaccine are recommended. Once your cat has been vaccinated, they are usually put on an annual schedule of vaccinations. It is ... Read

Keeping your Cat Healthy with Vaccinations

By: Ricardo D Argence | 06/05/2008 | Pets
... to the vet, but instead of waiting until something doesn't seem right with your cat, take care of it now. This is rare, if your cat is not vaccinated its chances of getting sick from one of the diseases listed above is much greater then ... Read

Keep Your Cat Healthy With Vaccinations

By: Debra Garrison | 04/02/2008 | Pets
... FIV is usually transmitted by cat bites. Unfortunately, available tests for FIV cannot distinguish an infected cat from a vaccinated cat. Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) is an incurable disease that makes the immune system turn ... Read

Cat Health

By: Eric Hartwell | 05/04/2007 | Pets
... referred to as feline distemper), calicivirus and rhinotracheitis. If your cat has not been vaccinated and is four months or older, it will be necessary to administer a series of two vaccinations 2 to 3 weeks apart, followed up with annual ... Read

9 Reasons For Adopting A Senior Cat - And 6 Reasons For Not Adopting A Kitten

By: John Young | 15/11/2006 | Automotive
... their vaccinations and spaying or neutering. A kitten, even adopted from a shelter will need a series of vaccinations. 4. Older cats are better with small children than a kitten is. Better to get an older animal that can defend itself. ... Read

Cat Health - How To Keep Your Cat Healthy

By: Liz Barton | 28/03/2007 | Pets
... vaccinations. Although the disease isn't possible for humans to contract, it can be spread very quickly among cats. There are vaccinations that can treat the disease these days, although you'll still want to be careful to not expose ... Read

Helping Your Cat Stay Healthy

By: Tristan Andrews | 11/02/2007 | Pets
... vaccinations. Although the disease isn't possible for humans to contract, it can be spread quickly among cats. There are vaccinations that can treat the disease these days, although you'll still want to be careful and not expose other ... Read

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