FELOCELL 3

Felocell 3 — 1 mL

Felocell 3 is a feline combination vaccine made by Zoetis . It is a modified-live vaccine for healthy cats and kittens. Zoetis+1

What it protects against

Felocell 3 provides protection against three important feline viral diseases:

• Feline viral rhinotracheitis (FVR) — caused by feline herpesvirus-1
• Feline calicivirus (FCV) — a major cause of feline respiratory/oral disease
• Feline panleukopenia (FPL) — caused by feline parvovirus and potentially severe, especially in kittens zoetis.co.za+1

The product is sometimes referred to as Feline RCP or CVR. APHIS

Dose: 1 mL

• Dose: 1 mL per cat, regardless of body weight.
• The freeze-dried vaccine must first be reconstituted with the sterile diluent supplied.
• It is administered subcutaneously (SC) or intramuscularly (IM). zoetis.co.za
• It is intended for healthy cats.

Typical primary vaccination

According to the Zoetis product information:

• Cats ≥9 weeks: 2 doses, 3–4 weeks apart.
• Cats vaccinated below the recommended starting age may need additional vaccination according to the product's schedule.
• The cited Zoetis label recommends annual revaccination with one dose. zoetis.co.za+1

Vaccination schedules can differ by country and veterinary protocol, so the specific label supplied with your vaccine should be followed.

Storage

Keep the vaccine refrigerated at approximately 2–7°C and do not freeze. Maintaining the cold chain is important because prolonged exposure to higher temperatures can reduce vaccine potency. zoetis.co.za

Possible reactions

Mild temporary reactions can occur, including lethargy, reduced appetite, fever, or ocular discharge. Serious allergic reactions are uncommon but can occur and require immediate veterinary treatment. zoetis.co.za

Important: Felocell 3 does not protect against feline leukemia virus (FeLV) or rabies. Those require separate vaccines.

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