Vaccination schedule for a kitten in India — what's normal?
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We adopted a 2-month-old kitten. The vet said 'Tricat now' but I'd like to understand the whole plan.
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BilluBnB team
A common plan (your vet's schedule wins): the core Tricat (FVRCP — feline flu, calicivirus, panleukopenia) from about 8–9 weeks, a booster 3–4 weeks later, and a last kitten dose at about 14–16 weeks. Anti-rabies is usually given from about 12 weeks, with annual boosters afterwards. Keep the vaccination card safe: boarding places, flights and housing societies often ask for it.
Until the course is complete, keep your kitten away from stray cats and from unvaccinated cats' litter and bowls.
A common plan (your vet's schedule wins): the core Tricat (FVRCP — feline flu, calicivirus, panleukopenia) from about 8–9 weeks, a booster 3–4 weeks later, and a last kitten dose at about 14–16 weeks. Anti-rabies is usually given from about 12 weeks, with annual boosters afterwards. Keep the vaccination card safe: boarding places, flights and housing societies often ask for it.
Until the course is complete, keep your kitten away from stray cats and from unvaccinated cats' litter and bowls.