Providing Cat Vaccinations in Townsville

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Helping to Lengthen Your Cat's Nine Lives

Is your cat protected from preventable diseases? At Palms Vets, we offer cat vaccinations in Townsville to help safeguard your pet’s health. Our tailored vaccination programs protect against serious illnesses, ensuring your cat stays healthy and happy.


Routine vaccinations defend against feline distemper, leukemia, and calicivirus. We provide personalised vaccination schedules based on your cat’s age, lifestyle, and risk factors. Regular boosters ensure long-term immunity, preventing costly treatments for avoidable illnesses.


Keeping your cat up to date with vaccinations is one of the best ways to protect their well-being. For appointments or enquiries, please contact our Hermit Park clinic on (07) 4779 5222 or our Bayside clinic on (07) 4772 1513. In addition to vaccinations, we offer annual health checks, surgery, chronic disease management and much more.

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Reducing the risk of viral infections

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Protecting indoor and outdoor cats

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Boosting long-Term immunity

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Protecting Against Common Cat Health Conditions

Our cat vaccinations in Townsville will help safeguard your feline's health and prevent the spread of harmful diseases, ensuring a longer, healthier life. Common conditions our vaccinations can protect against include:


  1. Feline Panleukopenia (Feline Distemper): A highly contagious virus that causes fever, vomiting, and severe dehydration, often leading to fatal outcomes.
  2. Feline Calicivirus: A respiratory infection that can cause ulcers, sneezing, and pneumonia, affecting your cat’s ability to eat and breathe.
  3. Feline Herpesvirus: A common cause of cat flu, leading to persistent eye infections, sneezing, and respiratory distress.
  4. Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV): A life-threatening virus that weakens the immune system and increases the risk of cancer and other infections.
  5. Chlamydia: A bacterial infection that causes severe conjunctivitis, eye discharge, and respiratory issues, spreading easily between cats.


Protect your cat with regular vaccinations to ensure a happy, healthy life.

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