Ziay!

silver wings

My cat was lethargic, stopped eating was sore and stopped using the litterbox. Had to take her to the vet to be rechecked.

moterkat

yes my kitty didnt get to be herself for 3 days after being vaccinated.

frwd52

Allergic reactions to vaccines are much more common in dogs than in cats. What you seem to be describing is very normal. It should NOT last a week or more as other people suggest. A normal reaction to a vaccine will last about 24 hours and might include lethargy, not wanting to eat or play, soreness at the injection site, crying when being picked up and maybe an episode or two or mild diarrhea or vomiting. This is normal and is like what humans might experience when they get a flu shot. What is not normal is if it lasts more than 24 hours, if the animals is having difficulty breathing or is breathing rapidly, if there is facial swelling or a lot of diarrhea or vomiting. This would indicate a possible allergic reaction and needs medical treatment. And even if your pet has never had any type of reaction to vaccines before he or she could always have one at their next vet visit as vaccines are constantly being modified and improved.

tashbear000

yup, and she died afterwards too =9

chinnookwinds

No, but that happened to my friends cat. Turned out that Rescue was allergic to the vaccine, so he has to get an extra shot before he gets his vaccine, so he does not get sick.

redunicorn

I had one that would be a brick for a day everytime he got a shot.

CF_

this is rare but it does happen - good for you to return her to the vets attention

Sarah

yes because when they rae vaccinated they enject a small amount of the virus or infrction they are being vaccinated for so that thier little bodies can create an amunitty Sarah

idontknowcars

Yes, this has happened to my cat. Unfortunately different cats react differently to the different vaccine. Unless it is extremely severe or goes on for more than 2 days you usually dont have to take back to the vet.