ARE FELINE ENTERITIS VACCINATIONS PERMANENT?
It should be clearly understood that while high-quality feline enteritis vaccines confer long-lasting immunity, there is no such things a permanent vaccination. Therefore, it is best to consult with the vitas to the frequency of any “booster” shots. Unfortunately, some kittens and cats fail to respond to the vaccination and no antibodies are produced. There may be any one or combination of reasons for the vaccination failure: (1) if a cat already has the virus in its body, the vaccine will not provide immunity; (2) cats in poor health, ill-nourished, or infested with internal parasites will have difficulty in building up immunity; (3) a young kitten may still have some inherited immunity from its mother, which interferes with the effects of the vaccine as the vaccination does not fortify any immunity present at the time of injection. Most of the Felidae are susceptible to feline enteritis. Ocelots, mar-gays, pumas, lions, tigers and other wild cats often contract and die from the disea
