Can cats still get vaccinated when they are two years old? Yes, cats can get vaccinated when they are two years old. It is recommended that they receive a whole-cell cat vaccine once a year to prevent feline viral diseases such as feline parvovirus infection, feline parvovirus hepatitis and feline infectious diarrhea virus infection.

Cats are two years old and can be used for both conventional vaccines and rabies vaccines. The rabies vaccine is given one shot per year and is valid for one year. Vaccines for other common diseases can be replenished at any time as long as they are healthy and have no abnormalities. After the injection, they will have immunity to the corresponding disease.

The vaccination of cats has nothing to do with age. Regular vaccination is the best measure to prevent cats from getting sick and is the best choice for cats and owners. If a cat has not been vaccinated before the age of two, in order to ensure that the cat's current body is in a healthy state, the owner can consider taking the cat for a physical examination first, focusing on screening for the possibility of parasites, viruses and other infections, and then starting to get vaccinated on the premise of being healthy.