My cat is taking a long time to recover from Rabies vaccination?

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Two weeks ago, my cat, who is 11 months, had the worst two days of her life. I had to take her to the vet for two successive days to do an additional shot of rabies vaccination, a vaccination of Panleukopenia, blood analysis and AIDS diagnosis. All these are requirements for her to be able to travel to Europe. 

The first two days after all these vaccinations and analysis, she slept all the time. I guess it's a normal things. 
Yet I am worried, because my cat is usually active and loves to play all the time (when not sleeping), while since those two days in the vet and which were two weeks ago, she sleeps almost all the time, and almost never play, she is with bad humor and sometimes she rejects to be touched.
The good things is that she still eats good, drink and use the litter. 
concerning my worries, I checked with the vet and he said that she will recover soon.

Do you think that some cat may take long periods to recover (more than two weeks)? do you think that there is something I can do about this?something that can make my cat become again, active and with good humor?

Thank you in advance

tmclone · Accepted Answer

OMG! Take her back to the vet NOW! That is so not normal. Vaccines and blood tests do not EVER require any "recovery" time. And TWO WEEKS????? That's nuts. Something is seriously wrong. Get her seen ASAP!

bassler · Answer

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Elaine M · Answer

Two weeks is 12 days too long, you should be on the phone to your vet to discuss this with them.  One day or two at the most is all the downtime usually showing up in a cat with two vaccinations.  NOT two weeks. Something is wrong.

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My cat is taking a long time to recover from Rabies vaccination?

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