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- Decreased activity
- Reluctance to eat
- Mild cough (after intranasal vaccine)
- Sneezing (after intranasal vaccine)
- Visible nasal discharge (“snotty nose”)
- Vomiting
- Anaphylactic shock
- Facial swelling
- Hives
- Itchy skin
- Diarrhea
- Cold paws
- Pale gums
- Severe coughing
- Difficulty breathing
- Vomiting
- Seizures
- Rapid heart rate
- Weak pulse
- Coma
- Live-virus vaccines
- Adjuvants (chemical compounds added to vaccines to make them more effective)
- Breed predisposition (the risk of allergies to vaccine is higher in a purebred cat)
- Adding leptospirosis vaccine to rabies vaccine
- Giving multiple vaccinations at one time
- Developing sensitization to vaccine ingredients—the cat’s body “remembers” the vaccine and its ingredients, setting the cat up for a future allergic reaction
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