Home vet vaccinations for cats

Things to keep in mind about vaccinations:

Kittens must follow a vaccination protocol until after 14 weeks of age. Then they must be revaccinated annually. Vaccination plans may vary depending on the age and lifestyle of the animal.

For example, for free-living cats (outdoors) in addition to the trivalent vaccine recommended for indoor-life cats (indoors), the feline leukemia vaccine is recommended annually. It is always advisable to take the leukemia and immunodeficiency test before the first dose of leukemia, especially in cats adopted from the street, from protectors or descendants of free-living or semi-free-living mothers.

The rabies vaccine is recommended in any type of lifestyle, since it is considered a zoonotic disease (transmissible to humans) and is required for transportation within many communities and for traveling outside the country. Its application is being considered to make it mandatory.

Veterinarian - Vaccination plans for young animals

Kittens Life Indoor

• 8 weeks: 1st Trivalent
• 12 weeks: 2nd Trivalent
• 16 weeks: 3rd Trivalent

Kittens Life outdoor

• 8 weeks: 1st Trivalent
• 12 weeks: 2nd Trivalent + Leukemia Test + vaccine if the test is negative
• 16 weeks: 3rd Trivalent + 2nd Leukemia

Veterinarian -Adult animal vaccination plans

Indoor adult cat

• Feline Trivalent VaccineRabies Vaccine (Its application is being considered to make it mandatory in Catalonia)

Outdoor adult cat

• Feline Trivalent Vaccine
• Feline Leukemia Vaccine
• Rabies Vaccine (Currently considered mandatory in Catalonia)

You can contract our vet service at home for cat vaccinations in Barcelona and Girona in the following form.