Why Cat Vaccines Matter
Vaccines help protect cats from serious infectious diseases and support long-term health.
Indoor and outdoor cats both benefit from regular vaccine discussions with a veterinarian.
Core Vaccines for Cats
Core cat vaccines often include FVRCP and rabies protection. Some cats may also need FeLV vaccines.
Indoor cats and outdoor cats may not need the exact same vaccine routine.
Typical Kitten Vaccine Timeline
Exact timing depends on your cat and local recommendations.
✓ 6–8 weeks: first FVRCP vaccine
✓ 10–12 weeks: FVRCP booster
✓ 14–16 weeks: rabies or final kitten booster
✓ 1 year: booster checkup
✓ Every 1–3 years: booster updates
✓ Rabies timing depends on local laws
This page is for educational purposes only and does not replace veterinary advice. Always follow your veterinarian’s guidance for testing, prevention and treatment decisions.