Cat Vaccinations

Everything they need to stay protected

Vaccinations are one of the most effective ways to keep your pet healthy. Packages starting from 360 AED.

Our vet team takes blood samples from a cat before administering routine vaccinations.

Cat Vaccinations

Everything they need to stay protected

Vaccinations are one of the most effective ways to keep your pet healthy. Packages starting from 360 AED.

Our vet team takes blood samples from a cat before administering routine vaccinations.

Cat Vaccinations

Everything they need to stay protected

Vaccinations are one of the most effective ways to keep your pet healthy. Packages starting from 360 AED.

Our vet team takes blood samples from a cat before administering routine vaccinations.

Cat Vaccinations

Everything they need to stay protected

Vaccinations are one of the most effective ways to keep your pet healthy. Packages starting from 360 AED.

Our vet team takes blood samples from a cat before administering routine vaccinations.

What are cat vaccinations?

Cat vaccines are injectable treatments that contain deactivated components of viruses and bacteria that are difficult to treat. These preventive medications stimulate a cat's immune system, helping it produce antibodies that effectively prevent these pathogens.


Having your cat vaccinated means protecting them against highly contagious viruses, including rabies, feline parvovirus, feline calicivirus, and feline herpesvirus. By simply following through with their routine care, you keep them safe for years.

Vaccination Services for Cats

Core vaccinations

Core vaccines are essential parts of your cat's routine care and are mandatory.

Rabies

The rabies vaccine protects cats against this fatal virus, preventing transmission and the severe neurological issues it causes.

FVRCP (PCH)

A combination cat vaccination that provides significant protection against three highly contagious diseases, FVR, FCV, and FPV.

Non-core (lifestyle) vaccinations

These vaccines are optional, subject to recommendations depending on your cat's risk level.

Bordetella

An essential vaccine if your cat frequents high-risk areas such as boarding facilities, daycares, and grooming salons.

Feline Leukemia (FeLV)

Generally recommended for kittens, young adult cats, outdoor cats, and those living with other cats in the household.

Vaccination Services for Cats

Core vaccinations

Core vaccines are essential parts of your cat's routine care and are mandatory.

Rabies

The rabies vaccine protects cats against this fatal virus, preventing transmission and the severe neurological issues it causes.

FVRCP (PCH)

A combination cat vaccination that provides significant protection against three highly contagious diseases, FVR, FCV, and FPV.

Non-core (lifestyle) vaccinations

These vaccines are optional, subject to recommendations depending on your cat's risk level.

Bordetella

An essential vaccine if your cat frequents high-risk areas such as boarding facilities, daycares, and grooming salons.

Feline Leukemia (FeLV)

Generally recommended for kittens, young adult cats, outdoor cats, and those living with other cats in the household.

Vaccination Services for Cats

Core vaccinations

Core vaccines are essential parts of your cat's routine care and are mandatory.

  • Rabies

    The rabies vaccine protects cats against this fatal virus, preventing transmission and the severe neurological issues it causes.

  • FVRCP (PCH)

    A combination cat vaccination that provides significant protection against three highly contagious diseases, FVR, FCV, and FPV.

Non-core (lifestyle) vaccinations

These vaccines are optional, subject to recommendations depending on your cat's risk level.

  • Bordetella

    An essential vaccine if your cat frequents high-risk areas such as boarding facilities, daycares, and grooming salons.

  • Feline Leukemia (FeLV)

    Generally recommended for kittens, young adult cats, outdoor cats, and those living with other cats in the household.

Vaccination Services for Cats

Core vaccinations

Core vaccines are essential parts of your cat's routine care and are mandatory.

Rabies

The rabies vaccine protects cats against this fatal virus, preventing transmission and the severe neurological issues it causes.

FVRCP (PCH)

A combination cat vaccination that provides significant protection against three highly contagious diseases, FVR, FCV, and FPV.

Non-core (lifestyle) vaccinations

These vaccines are optional, subject to recommendations depending on your cat's risk level.

Bordetella

An essential vaccine if your cat frequents high-risk areas such as boarding facilities, daycares, and grooming salons.

Feline Leukemia (FeLV)

Generally recommended for kittens, young adult cats, outdoor cats, and those living with other cats in the household.

What do the core cat vaccinations protect against?

Rabies - This virus causes severe neurological dysfunction and damage, resulting in behavioral shifts, seizures, paralysis, and death.

Rabies - This virus causes severe neurological dysfunction and damage, resulting in behavioral shifts, seizures, paralysis, and death.

Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis - A highly infectious and contagious upper respiratory infection that's caused by FHV-1.

Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis - A highly infectious and contagious upper respiratory infection that's caused by FHV-1.

Feline Calicivirus - FCV is a major cause of respiratory disease in cats, easily spreading from one cat to another.

Feline Calicivirus - FCV is a major cause of respiratory disease in cats, easily spreading from one cat to another.

Feline Parvovirus - This virus typically attacks a cat's intestines, bone marrow, and lymph nodes, and is particularly dangerous to kittens.

Feline Parvovirus - This virus typically attacks a cat's intestines, bone marrow, and lymph nodes, and is particularly dangerous to kittens.

The importance of cat vaccinations by Dr. Soheyl

The importance of cat vaccinations by Dr. Soheyl

The importance of cat vaccinations by Dr. Soheyl

What are the other advantages of cat vaccines?

What are the other advantages of cat vaccines?

What are the other advantages of cat vaccines?

Reduced Medical Costs

Cat vaccinations provide significant protection against severe diseases, reducing potential emergency costs.

Reduced Medical Costs

Cat vaccinations provide significant protection against severe diseases, reducing potential emergency costs.

Legal Compliance

Rabies and FVRCP vaccines are mandatory in the UAE and are required for international pet travel.

Legal Compliance

Rabies and FVRCP vaccines are mandatory in the UAE and are required for international pet travel.

Accessibility

Having your cat vaccinated means being able to avail local services for them, such as grooming and boarding.

Accessibility

Having your cat vaccinated means being able to avail local services for them, such as grooming and boarding.

Access to Services

Having your cat vaccinated means being able to avail local services for them, such as grooming and boarding.

How much does it cost?

Our services focus on clear, straightforward pricing so you can give your cat the protection they need as soon as possible.

⁠‘Initial’ PCH vaccination with vet examination - 360 AED

⁠‘Initial’ PCH vaccination with vet examination - 360 AED

⁠‘Initial’ PCH vaccination with vet examination - 360 AED

‘Booster’ vaccination (PCH, Rabies, Dubai Municipality tag and registration) with vet examination - 510 AED

‘Booster’ vaccination (PCH, Rabies, Dubai Municipality tag and registration) with vet examination - 510 AED

‘Booster’ vaccination (PCH, Rabies, Dubai Municipality tag and registration) with vet examination - 510 AED

When should I vaccinate my cat?

6-8

Weeks

Core Vaccines

FVRCP

Non Core Vaccines

FeLV*

10-12

Weeks

Core Vaccines

FVRCP

Non Core Vaccines

FeLV*

14-16

Weeks

Core Vaccines

Rabies**

FVRCP

Non Core Vaccines

FeLV*

Annual

Examination

Core Vaccines

Rabies**

FVRCP

Non Core Vaccines

FeLV*

When should I vaccinate my cat?

6-8

Weeks

Core Vaccines

FVRCP

Non Core Vaccines

FeLV*

10-12

Weeks

Core Vaccines

FVRCP

Non Core Vaccines

FeLV*

14-16

Weeks

Core Vaccines

Rabies**

FVRCP

Non Core Vaccines

FeLV*

Annual

Examination

Core Vaccines

Rabies**

FVRCP

Non Core Vaccines

FeLV*

When should I vaccinate my cat?

6-8

Weeks

Core Vaccines

FVRCP

Non Core Vaccines

FeLV*

10-12

Weeks

Core Vaccines

FVRCP

Non Core Vaccines

FeLV*

14-16

Weeks

Core Vaccines

Rabies**

FVRCP

Non Core Vaccines

FeLV*

Annual

Examination

Core Vaccines

Rabies**

FVRCP

Non Core Vaccines

FeLV*

Are vaccinations part of a cat's passport?

Yes, updated vaccinations are required when completing your pet's passport. We may also assist you through:

Rabies and FVRCP vaccination (if outdated)

Titer testing (if required by specific countries)

Pet health certificates issued by licensed vets

Microchipping with ISO-compliant chips

If you're planning on traveling with your cat, we recommend starting the process at least 30-60 days before the departure date. This gives enough time to book appointments, schedule treatments, and complile documents.

Want to keep your cat fully protected?

Let's give them the immunity they deserve.

Want to keep your cat fully protected?

Let's give them the immunity they deserve.

Want to keep your cat fully protected?

Let's give them the immunity they deserve.

Everything You Need to Know

Questions? We're Here to Help

Questions? We're Here to Help

A veterinarian is holding a newly vaccinated pet in her arms.
A veterinarian is holding a newly vaccinated pet in her arms.

Still have questions?

Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.

Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.

Do you offer home visits for cat vaccinations?

Yes, we do. Our licensed vets can visit your home to administer the required doses safely. We may also issue a schedule and other official records for your pet. Home visits are generally helpful for anxious cats.

Are there any side effects?

Some cats may experience lethargy, reduced appetite, mild fever, and swelling on the injection site. However, these are often uncommon and mild. Most resolve after 1-2 days of rest.

Can my cat get vaccinated if they’re sick?

We don't recommend having your cat vaccinated if they're sick. Vaccines work best on healthy cats, while sick ones might not respond well to the dose. Some cats may have increased side effects.

What happens if my cat misses a booster shot?

Our team will assess the situation and provide a revised vaccination schedule. Preventing delays to their schedule is essential to strengthening their immune system.

Do indoor cats need vaccines?

While they're safer from direct threats, even indoor cats might contract disease from contaminated shoes, clothes, items, and unexpected escapes. Additionally, core vaccines are required by law, even for indoor cats.

Can I vaccinate my cat myself?

It's not recommended to administer the vaccine yourself. Cat vaccinations must be administered by our licensed vets as we follow the proper procedures, know the correct dosage, and provide a checkup before and after the shot.

Do you offer home visits for cat vaccinations?

Yes, we do. Our licensed vets can visit your home to administer the required doses safely. We may also issue a schedule and other official records for your pet. Home visits are generally helpful for anxious cats.

Are there any side effects?

Some cats may experience lethargy, reduced appetite, mild fever, and swelling on the injection site. However, these are often uncommon and mild. Most resolve after 1-2 days of rest.

Can my cat get vaccinated if they’re sick?

We don't recommend having your cat vaccinated if they're sick. Vaccines work best on healthy cats, while sick ones might not respond well to the dose. Some cats may have increased side effects.

What happens if my cat misses a booster shot?

Our team will assess the situation and provide a revised vaccination schedule. Preventing delays to their schedule is essential to strengthening their immune system.

Do indoor cats need vaccines?

While they're safer from direct threats, even indoor cats might contract disease from contaminated shoes, clothes, items, and unexpected escapes. Additionally, core vaccines are required by law, even for indoor cats.

Can I vaccinate my cat myself?

It's not recommended to administer the vaccine yourself. Cat vaccinations must be administered by our licensed vets as we follow the proper procedures, know the correct dosage, and provide a checkup before and after the shot.

Stay Ahead of Illnesses

Cat Vaccinations That Work When It Counts

At Noble Vet Clinic, we support lifelong pet wellness and the relationships that make it meaningful.

Stay Ahead of Illnesses

Cat Vaccinations That Work When It Counts

At Noble Vet Clinic, we support lifelong pet wellness and the relationships that make it meaningful.

Stay Ahead of Illnesses

Cat Vaccinations That Work When It Counts

At Noble Vet Clinic, we support lifelong pet wellness and the relationships that make it meaningful.

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