Mandatory and recommended vaccinations for cats in Switzerland

As a pet owner, it is important to ensure that your furry friend stays healthy and protected from various diseases. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is through vaccinations. In Switzerland, there are both mandatory and desirable cat vaccinations. In this article, we will discuss each of them, including their optimal timing and the number of revaccinations required.

There are three cat vaccinations against highly contagious respiratory infection that are mandatory in Switzerland.

Age and terms: the optimal time is at 9 weeks, with a second dose given at 12 weeks. A yearly revaccination is recommended.

Caused by the feline herpesvirus

Causes fever, ulcers, and respiratory symptoms

Often fatal disease that attacks the immune system and digestive tract

There are also desirable cat vaccinations in Switzerland. They are highly recommended for pets that spend time outdoors or come into contact with other cats to protect the immune system from such viruses.

Age and terms: the same as previous mandatory options.

Can lead to leukemia

Can lead to immunodeficiency in cats

Ticks and worms can cause serious health problems in pets. To protect your cat from these parasites, there are vaccinations available in Switzerland.

Protects against roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms.

Age and terms: the optimal time is at 8 weeks of age, with a second dose given at 12 weeks. A yearly revaccination is recommended.

In our veterinary clinics MVET.CH, we provide vaccination services for cats in Geneva. There are several ways to schedule an appointment for your cat at the MVET clinic. You can call our telephone switchboard or make an appointment directly through our website. You can also consult with a veterinarian online at any time via the DRVET application

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