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What vaccinations do I need to give my cat in South Australia?

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Vaccinating your cat is essential to protect them from contagious and potentially life-threatening diseases. Whether you have a new kitten or an adult cat, understanding the recommended vaccines in South Australia can help you safeguard your pet's health. This guide explains the core and optional vaccines your cat may need and how Pawssum's mobile vets make the process simple and stress-free.
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Core cat vaccinations in South Australia

Core vaccines are recommended for every cat, regardless of their lifestyle, as they protect against the most common and dangerous feline diseases.

F3 vaccine (essential for all cats):

  • Feline Panleukopenia (feline enteritis).
  • Feline Herpesvirus.
  • Feline Calicivirus.

This is the standard core vaccination in South Australia for both indoor and outdoor cats.

F4 vaccine (optional upgrade):

  • Covers everything in the F3 vaccine, plus:
  • Feline Chlamydia (for cats at higher risk).

Optional cat vaccinations in South Australia

Optional vaccines depend on your cat's lifestyle and exposure risks. Your vet can advise whether these are needed:

FIV vaccine (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus): Recommended for outdoor cats or those exposed to other cats.

FeLV vaccine Rare in Australia but may be recommended for high-risk cats.

Recommended cat vaccination schedule

Kittens:
  • 6 to 8 weeks: First F3 vaccination.
  • 10 to 12 weeks: Second F3 or F4 vaccination.
  • 14 to 16 weeks: Third F3 or F4 vaccination.
  • Annual boosters thereafter.
Adult cats:
  • Annual F3 booster.
  • Optional FIV, FeLV, or F4 boosters based on lifestyle.

View our kitten vaccination packages.

Does pet insurance cover vaccinations in SA?

Most pet insurance policies exclude vaccinations unless you have a wellness plan. Check your policy for details on what's covered.

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Why choose mobile cat vaccinations in South Australia?

Cats often dislike travelling to clinics. Pawssum's mobile vets provide at-home vaccinations for a stress-free experience:

  • No travel or waiting rooms.
  • Calm, familiar home environment.
  • Professional, feline-friendly vets.
  • Transparent, upfront pricing.
  • Available across Adelaide and regional SA.

Optional vaccines:

  • FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus).
  • FeLV (feline leukemia, less common in Australia).

Your vet can recommend the best vaccination plan based on your cat's lifestyle and risk factors.

Learn more about our mobile vet services in South Australia.

Pawssum: caring, convenient cat vaccinations across SA

At Pawssum, we're dedicated to making cat care easier for South Australian pet owners. Whether your cat needs their first kitten shots or annual boosters, our mobile vets come to you with expert, compassionate service.

  • Core F3 and optional vaccines.
  • Kitten and adult cat care.
  • Clear pricing with no hidden fees.
  • Service across metro Adelaide and regional areas.

Book your cat's vaccination today

Protect your cat with professional, stress-free vaccination services from Pawssum.

Call us on 1300 343 580, contact us via our online form here or chat to us online using the chat box at the bottom-right corner of this website. We will always get back to you within 24 hours.

Available across Adelaide and regional South Australia.

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