Cat Vaccine Cost Jakarta 2026: Price Per Type & Package Estimates

One of the most common questions Birawa Vet receives is: "How much does cat vaccination cost in Jakarta?" The answer depends on several factors — vaccine type, the facility providing the vaccination, and whether you choose a clinic or home visit.

This article provides a transparent and practical price guide, including what to consider when choosing vaccination options for your beloved cat.

Types of Cat Vaccines and 2026 Price Estimates

1. FVRCP Vaccine (Combo / 3-in-1)

This is the core vaccine required for all cats. It protects against three diseases at once:

• Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis (herpesvirus) — upper respiratory and eye infections
• Calicivirus — oral ulcers and pneumonia
• Panleukopenia (feline parvovirus) — highly deadly, especially in kittens

Estimated price per dose: Rp 150,000–350,000 (depending on vaccine brand and facility)

2. Rabies Vaccine

Required for cats that go outdoors or live in areas with wild animal populations.

Estimated price per dose: Rp 100,000–200,000

3. FeLV Vaccine (Feline Leukemia Virus)

Recommended for cats in contact with other cats. FeLV suppresses the immune system and can cause blood cancer.

Estimated price per dose: Rp 200,000–400,000

Estimated Vaccination Package Prices

Note: prices above are general market estimates for Jakarta 2026. Actual prices vary by clinic/provider. Contact Birawa Vet admin via WhatsApp for specific home visit pricing.

Clinic vs Home Visit: Which is More Cost-Effective?

In terms of vaccine price alone, clinics are generally slightly cheaper since there's no travel fee. But consider the total cost:

• Clinic: lower vaccine price, but you also have transportation costs + your time + cat travel stress
• Home visit: includes travel fee, but saves your time, reduces cat stress, and allows the vet to evaluate your home environment (very useful for multi-cat households)

Vaccination Schedule: Quick Guide

For Kittens

• 8 weeks: FVRCP dose 1
• 12 weeks: FVRCP dose 2 + Rabies dose 1
• 16 weeks: FVRCP dose 3 + FeLV (if recommended)
• 1 year: Booster for all vaccines

For Previously Unvaccinated Adult Cats

• Visit 1: Examination + FVRCP dose 1
• 3–4 weeks later: FVRCP dose 2 + Rabies
• Then: annual boosters

Pre-Vaccination Preparation

• Cat must be healthy: not currently sick with respiratory infection, fever, or diarrhea
• No fasting required: unlike surgery, vaccination doesn't require fasting beforehand
• Share medical history: inform the vet if the cat has ever had an allergic reaction to vaccines
• Observe for 30 minutes post-vaccine: allergic reactions are rare but can appear within the first 30 minutes

Normal Vaccine Reactions vs Signs to Watch

Normal — no need to worry:

• Lethargy or less activity for 1–2 days
• Slightly reduced appetite
• Small swelling at injection site (resolves in 1–2 weeks)

Contact a vet immediately if:

• Swelling grows large or persists more than 3 weeks
• Breathing difficulty, facial swelling, severe itching (allergy signs)
• High fever or refusal to eat for more than 48 hours

For more information about home visit vaccination in Jakarta and surrounding areas, contact Birawa Vet via WhatsApp. Our admin is ready to help schedule and provide transparent cost estimates.