At-a-glance
Considered for some high-density feline environments with outbreak risk.
Protects against
Bordetella bronchiseptica.
Typical schedule
Use selectively in outbreak-prone or high-exposure settings.
Safety & side effects
Common
Mild sneezing with intranasal products.
When to be cautious
Usually not needed for low-exposure indoor cats.
Questions to ask your veterinarian
- Is this vaccine core for my pet's species and local disease risk?
- What timing is ideal based on age, prior doses, and exposure profile?
- Can we align this with other preventive care visits?
- What post-vaccine reactions are expected vs urgent to report?
Timing
- Start age
- ~8 weeks
- Booster interval
- Varies
- Repeat interval
- ~12 months
References
Urgent reaction signs
Seek urgent veterinary care for breathing difficulty, facial swelling, persistent vomiting, collapse, or severe lethargy after vaccination.
Confirm with your vet
Vaccination recommendations and legal requirements vary by region and individual health history.