I am a first time owner of a kitten (almost 12 weeks old). She has
been sleeping all day after receiving her shots. Is this normal
behavior and should I expect this in the future? Thanks in advance.
>I am a first time owner of a kitten (almost 12 weeks old). She has
> been sleeping all day after receiving her shots. Is this normal
> behavior and should I expect this in the future? Thanks in advance.
Pretty much, she's probably feeling a bit rough. Remember shots are really
weak versions of the full disease they are protecting your kitty from so the
kit will not be 100% until her body builds up the antibodies and deals with
the weak germies floating around in her. It always slows mine down for a day
after, sometimes two.

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Niel H
pattersons0605@gmail.com - 22 Sep 2006 04:56 GMT
I would say yes, definitely. Whenever Taz gets his, he's real sluggish
and just... umph. He can't be bothered... and he wants to be left
alone. It's nothing to worry about. :o)
Is he responding to touch and sounds
I am making sure he is not lethargic if he is there can be a problem
>I am a first time owner of a kitten (almost 12 weeks old). She has
> been sleeping all day after receiving her shots. Is this normal
> behavior and should I expect this in the future? Thanks in advance.
Rhonda - 22 Sep 2006 07:04 GMT
Our kittens were down for about a day afterwards. I felt so sorry for them.
The shot that has the distemper and URI virus stuff can cause them to
have a fever for a day or so.
Rhonda
> Is he responding to touch and sounds
> I am making sure he is not lethargic if he is there can be a problem
>
>>I am a first time owner of a kitten (almost 12 weeks old). She has
>>been sleeping all day after receiving her shots. Is this normal
>>behavior and should I expect this in the future? Thanks in advance.