Feline Vaccination Schedule
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Kitten
vaccination guidelines
(it is recommended that the kitten
vaccination series starts at 8 weeks of age)
Age for 1st set of Vaccinationss |
6wks
PCR |
7
wks
PCR |
8
wks
PCR |
9
wks
PCR Leuk |
10
wks
PCR Leuk |
11
wks
PCR Leuk |
12
wks
PCR
Leuk
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>12
wks
PCR Leuk |
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Age for 2nd set of Vaccinations |
10
wks
PCR Leuk |
11
wks
PCR Leuk |
12
wks
PCR
Leuk
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13
wks
PCR
Leuk
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14
wks
PCR
Leuk |
15
wks
PCR
Leuk
Rabies
(final) |
16
wks
PCR
Leuk
Rabies
(final) |
1 month later
PCR
Leuk
Rabies
(final) |
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Age for 3rd set of Vaccinations |
14
wks
PCR Leuk
Rabies
(final) |
15
wks
PCR Leuk
Rabies
(final) |
16
wks
PCR
Leuk
Rabies
(final) |
17
wks
PCR
Leuk
Rabies
(final)
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18
wks
PCR
Leuk
Rabies
(final)
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PCR =
Feline Parvo, Herpes and Calici virus combo vaccine
Leuk = Feline Leukemia Vaccine
Feline leukemia and
feline AIDS blood test should be
performed on all cats 9 weeks of age and older.
"Worming"
for intestinal worms and ear mites should be done on all
kittens
Fecal test for internal parasites and
Giardia
should be done on every kitten. These parasites can be passed on to
humans
The Adult Cat Vaccination Schedule
should be
individualized for each pet.
Indoor Adult cats
commonly need fewer vaccinations.
PCR is done every three years
Rabies is a required vaccination and is done every year
Leukemia vaccination is based on exposure risk, and not
usually continued after 1 year of age on indoor cats
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