When a cat is born, it is a piece of white paper, pure and lovely. Looking at the newborn kitten, we seem to see our innocent, young and ignorant self. The cat looks so touching, But there are many dangers waiting for it in the outside world. There are not only man-eating beasts in the outside world, but also many invisible and dangerous creatures that are a hundred times more dangerous than wild beasts, such as bacteria and viruses. If the cat is accidentally infected, it will Life will be lost, so we need to pay attention to cultivating the cat’s immunity.

Cats are not born with resistance to diseases, that is, their immunity is not strong when they are born, just like human immunity is not born with it. It also depends on vaccination, supplements, or Only by producing antibodies when sick can one become immune to the disease. However, cats’ body systems are different from those of humans. Cats cannot withstand many diseases throughout their lives. Cats’ current medical treatment is far less advanced than that of human medicine. If cats have major illnesses and minor illnesses like humans, The illness keeps coming, and it has become unbearable for a long time.

The cat’s immune system is a complex system. It is like a joint army, fighting together to crush invasions from different infectious substances, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and attacks from newly formed cancer cells at any time. However, if the cat’s immunity is low, some common diseases will take advantage of it, such as diarrhea, colds, pneumonia, kidney disease, etc.

If you want to improve your cat’s immunity, in addition to paying attention to hygienic feeding habits, you must also feed your cat professional pet food. Don’t underestimate the small cat food. The ingredients in it are very important for maintaining and enhancing the cat’s immune system and improving immunity. For example, vitamin E is not only an important nutrient for cats, but also a very effective natural antioxidant. It protects the body's cell membranes from damage by oxidative free radicals and maintains the integrity of immune cells, thus improving the cat's natural immunity. In addition, professional cat food generally adds taurine, which is difficult to find in home-made food. It can maintain the cat's night vision and is good for enhancing immunity.

In addition, generally the larger brands of cat food on the market will add a variety of trace elements including calcium, phosphorus, iron, zinc, manganese, selenium, iodine, etc. These are also essential for improving immunity. Lack of calcium, Phosphorus can cause rickets and osteomalacia, and a lack of selenium may affect the cat's bones and heart muscle. These will slowly damage the cat's immune function and affect the cat's health.

In addition, research shows that astaxanthin is very helpful in improving cats’ immunity. Astaxanthin, also called astaxanthin, is a carotenoid that has a variety of physiological effects, such as antioxidant, tumors, prevent cancer, enhance immunity, improve vision, etc. Coenzyme Q10 is a fat-soluble antioxidant that can activate body cells and cell energy nutrients. It has the functions of improving cat immunity, enhancing antioxidants and enhancing body vitality. It is widely used in various cat nutritional and health products. Therefore, in daily life, add more nutrients to your baby at home that can enhance the immune system.Agents are also necessary measures. ​​​​​​

The most important immunization program for cats is mainly vaccination. Now pet hospitals have perfected the immunization program for cats after birth. Generally, cats need to be injected with the following three vaccines:

1. Cat triple vaccine

Feline triple vaccine is an imported feline distemper vaccine. It is an internationally accepted product that prevents feline distemper, feline calicivirus infection and infectious rhinotracheitis. Immunization method: Cats over 2 months old need to be vaccinated (intramuscular injection) twice, with an interval of 2-3 weeks; thereafter, the vaccination will be once a year. This vaccine is currently clinically proven to be effective.

2. Rabies vaccine

There are two types of products, domestic and imported, used to prevent the occurrence of rabies. Cats over 3 months old can be vaccinated. The protection period is 1 year and should be vaccinated once a year. From the clinical effect point of view, both imported and domestic rabies vaccines have better effects.

3. Cat Distemper Vaccine

The domestic feline distemper vaccine is a scientific research pilot product and has a certain protection rate against feline distemper. It is an inactivated cell vaccine. Kittens aged 3-4 months can be vaccinated. The first vaccination should be given twice intramuscularly, with an interval of 4 weeks each time; cats over 4 months old should be injected intramuscularly once, during the immunity period. for one year; thereafter the injection will be given once a year.

Improving the cat’s immunity is not something that can be done in a day. We can also let the cat do more exercise, stop lying around at home, train the cat more, and let the cat develop good habits. This is very beneficial to the cat’s health. of.