When I get my new kitty mid august, I have a strong feeling she wont have had her first set of injections at 7 weeks, as her owner is disabled and I think she would want the new owners of the kittens to get injections done. I will be bringing her home at 9 to 10 weeks old. I want to ask does it matter if the first set of injections are done late ?

I wouldn't have thought so, ours were not vaccinated until later. The kittens were 10 weeks before we got them (re-homed) and it must have been a week or two before we started at the vets.

Phone the vet if you have any concerns.

No, it's fine - they will be okay - mine get done at 9 and 12 weeks.

Oh good, I didnt think it should matter, thanks for your replies

Kittens are normally given their vaccinations at 9 and 12 weeks so there is no concern that they are not done,but,it would be much better for the kitten to have its vaccs and stay with mum till 12/13 weeks,as it is during this time that they learn their "manners" from mum and litter mates.Would the "breeder " not keep them a little longer even if it meant you and the other new owners paying the vet for the vaccs.

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just keep her in until she has her full vaccs

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