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Booster Vaccinations

FunkyMissMonkey · 2009-07-28 10:59:15

I've recently taken in two older cats, who don't seem to have had booster vaccs since their original courses. Will I have to start over with their vaccs, original course first, then boosters every year after that? Or will a booster now still be effective? It seems they were vaccinated in 2007. I'm planning a trip to the…

28-07-2009 10:59am

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FunkyMissMonkey

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I've recently taken in two older cats, who don't seem to have had booster vaccs since their original courses.

Will I have to start over with their vaccs, original course first, then boosters every year after that? Or will a booster now still be effective? It seems they were vaccinated in 2007.

I'm planning a trip to the vet asap to get them checked over, wormed and flead of course, would be nice to have an idea how much I'm likely to be paying for vaccs before I head there though!

Andy advice gratefully received.

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#2 28-07-2009 11:11am

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Boosters should be fine without having to start over.

Depending on whether they're indoors or outdoors - or both - the vet can advise on the most effective vaccine for them.

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