When can a cat receive the FVRCP (triple) vaccine?

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Generally, a cat can receive the FVRCP (triple) vaccine after 45 days of age. The first immunization usually requires three FVRCP shots plus one rabies shot, with 21 days between each FVRCP injection, and the rabies vaccine given after completing FVRCP.

Vaccination must be done when the cat is healthy; if the cat is weak or sick, the immunization should be postponed.

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