Before spaying, the vet wanted an antibody test; the cat tested low and got a FVRCP booster in December. Does it need another shot or another test?

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The cat’s antibody test was insufficient and it got a booster. After vaccination, retest at a vet. If antibodies are sufficient, consider spaying; if still low, vaccinate again.

Schedule spaying only after antibodies are confirmed sufficient.

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