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The Importance to Cat Vaccinations Near Me

To provide your cat with a healthy, long life, it is essential to find cat vaccinations near me, to protect them from catching life-threatening diseases.

Whether your cat lives mostly indoors or likes exploring outside, getting its vaccines is beneficial for many reasons. If you want to travel with your cat or they’re going to stay in boarding facilities and catteries, they will need injections as they won’t be allowed in otherwise.

Booking your cat’s vaccinations annually will reduce the chances of your cat falling ill and they can live a happy, long life. We also provide services for dog vaccinations and rabbit vaccinations. 

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Cat Vaccinations Near Me: Which Vaccines Are There?

Leadon Vale vets provide 'cat vaccinations near me' for the following diseases and viruses:

Cat Flu- also known as Upper Respiratory Infections can be caused by viruses or bacterial infections. With similar symptoms to the human flu, your cat may sneeze, have a high temperature or weepy eyes and nose. If a kitten contracts the flu, this can be very serious and if they survive it, they can continue to get symptoms their whole life.

Feline Enteritis – Feline Parvovirus is a highly contagious virus that is also life-threatening and there is no cure for it. The vaccine aims to prevent the disease.

Feline Leukaemia Virus – a disease that impairs the cat’s immune system and can cause cancer. The virus is spread to other cats via saliva through bite wounds and is a common cause of death amongst felines.

Feline Chlamydophila- a bacteria that infects the eyes of your cat and can cause conjunctivitis.

Rabies- although not so common in cats in the UK, if you’re planning to take your pet abroad, a rabies injection is recommended.

Kitten Vaccinations Near Me

Two vaccination courses are necessary for kittens starting from 9 weeks of age. Annual vaccinations are recommended to maintain your cat’s immunity. A follow-up vaccine is required after 3- 4 weeks. Look no further for ‘cat vaccinations near me’, Leadon Vale Veterinary Centre can advise you and support you with your pet’s needs.

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Kitten ready to be vaccinated at Leadon Vale Vet Centre

Pet Health For Life Plan

Check out our Cat Pet Health for Life Plan to learn of the offers and packages that are covered. Benefit from discounts and regular health checks to ensure the best health for your pets. Cat vaccinations near me are covered in our plans too!

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Why are cat vaccinations essential?

Vaccinations are essential for providing your cat with the right level of protection from life-threatening and debilitating diseases. There is the option of Titre testing, which involves blood samples to determine your cat’s immunity. Unfortunately, this is not always 100% reliable and can be costly to perform. Cats also staying in boarding or cattery facilities are often required to be vaccinated if you're planning to go on holiday.

Do indoor cats need vaccinations?

Indoor cats still require vaccines, but this may be a reduced course that only includes cat flu and enteritis. However, many indoor cat owners still have a full vaccination course each year just in case their cat decides to go out exploring!

What happens if you do not vaccinate your cat?

Deciding not to vaccinate your pet runs the risk of your cat contracting various harmful diseases. If you also want to travel with your cat or need them to stay in boarding facilities or catteries, most sites require up-to-date vaccination status and will not accept unvaccinated animals.  By administering simple yearly vaccinations to your cat, you can help him or her live a long, happy, and healthy life.

Should you vaccinate an older cat?

As long as your cat is fit and healthy, we would always recommend vaccinations for your cat, however old they are as they are vital in protecting your cat against dangerous diseases.

Can a vet tell if a cat has been vaccinated?

There is no way to tell if a cat has been vaccinated physically; however, if your cat has a vaccination card, previous vet records or microchip details, our team can look into your cat's history where possible.

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