Vaccinations are an important part of keeping your cat healthy. Here are the recommended vaccinations and ways to make sure your cat gets them on time:

Recommended vaccinations for cats
Vaccination against panco-fomo (FVRCP)

Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis (FVR) - a virus that leads to inflammation of the respiratory tract.
Calicivirus - causes inflammation in the respiratory tract and mouth.
Panleukopenia - a fatal disease caused by a virus.
Vaccination against Chlamydia bacteria

A vaccine against a bacterium that can cause inflammation of the eyes and respiratory tract.

Leukemia vaccine (FeLV)

It is mainly recommended for cats that are at high risk, such as cats that are outside or that bond with other cats.
Feline AIDS vaccine (FIV)

This vaccine is for high-risk cats, such as cats that are around other cats.
Rabies vaccine

A mandatory vaccination in most countries, given to cats to protect against the rabies virus.

How to make sure your cat gets the vaccinations on time
A visit to the vet

Make an appointment with the vet to assess your cat's health and receive a vaccination schedule.
The vet can recommend a personalized vaccination plan based on the cat's age, health and lifestyle.
Track dates

Keep a list of the vaccination dates the cat received and future dates for the next vaccinations.
You can use a diary or an app to remind you when it's time for vaccinations.

A reminder from the vet

Ask the vet if there is an option to receive automatic email or text message reminders before vaccination dates.
Preparing the cat for vaccination

Make sure your cat is healthy before vaccination. This may include tests before the vaccine is given.
If there are concerns about vaccinations, discuss any questions or concerns with your veterinarian.
Additional vaccinations

Depending on the cat's lifestyle (for example, if it goes outside), there may be additional vaccinations to consider.
By maintaining a regular vaccination schedule, you can ensure that your cat is healthy and protected from disease.