VACCINE SCHEDULE FOR CATS

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AGE

VACCINE

6-8 weeks

FVRCP

8-12 weeks

FVRCP

14-16 weeks

FVRCP,RABIES

  • With rabies booster dose annually 



    • NOTE :

              Deworming should be done before every vaccination. 

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