There are eight different diseases that can be prevented in felines with vaccination at a young age. According to AAFP, “Kittens under 16 weeks first dose should be administered Panleukopenia + herpesvirus -1 + calicivirus as early as six weeks of age, than every three to four weeks until 16-20 weeks of age. Also, feline leukemia should be administered three to four weeks apart, beginning as early as eight weeks of age. Lastly, rabies should be administered as a single dose at no less than 12 weeks / three months of age.” Without these series of vaccinations a feline is not only at risk, but risking the wellness of other animals it may come in contact with. These diseases can cause server stress on the cat causing the chances of recovery to weaken. Therefore, this is why feline vaccinations are so