Cat and Kitten Vaccination in Moldova
Vaccination is a reliable way to protect female and male cats from dangerous viruses and fatal infectious diseases. Vaccines build strong immunity against panleukopenia (feline distemper), rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, chlamydia, and rabies. Immunization is vital not only for pets that go outdoors, but also for indoor cats, as pathogens can easily be brought home on shoes or clothing.
A timely vaccination minimizes the risk of infection and, in case of exposure to a pathogen, helps your pet undergo a milder form of the disease without severe complications.
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The BigBoss.md business portal features a directory of veterinary clinics and private veterinarians across Moldova providing professional cat vaccination services.
In the catalog, you can easily find vet clinics offering a full range of preventive services:
- Primary kitten vaccination with issuance of an international veterinary passport;
- Annual revaccination for adult cats using combination vaccines;
- Mandatory rabies vaccination;
- Pre-vaccination check-ups, microchipping, and parasite treatments;
- Home visits by a veterinarian for stress-free pet vaccination.
Prior to the procedure, the veterinarian evaluates the pet's health. Vaccines can only be administered to clinically healthy cats that have undergone prior deworming.
With BigBoss.md, you can select a suitable veterinary clinic, check current prices for combination vaccines, view operating hours, and book an appointment with a doctor.
Frequently Asked Questions
At what age should a kitten get its first vaccination?
Kittens receive their first combination vaccine at 8–9 weeks of age. 3 to 4 weeks later (at 12 weeks), a mandatory booster shot is administered using the same product along with the rabies vaccine.
Does an indoor cat that never goes outside need to be vaccinated?
Yes, it is mandatory. Owners can bring dangerous viruses (such as panleukopenia) inside on shoe soles, clothing, or hands after contacting other people and animals. Furthermore, the rabies vaccine is required by law.
How should I properly prepare my cat for vaccination?
10 to 14 days prior to vaccination, perform deworming (administer antiparasitic medication) and treat the animal for fleas if necessary. Only completely healthy pets showing no signs of illness can be vaccinated.
How often should an adult cat be revaccinated?
Adult cats are revaccinated annually throughout their lives to maintain a stable level of protective antibodies.
