Bengal vaccination schedule
A general Bengal kitten vaccination schedule by age, with what each vaccine protects against. Schedules for the US, the UK and the EU. Your vet sets the actual one.
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Questions
When should my Bengal start vaccinations?
Most Bengal kittens start their first FVRCP between 6 and 8 weeks in the US, or 8 to 9 weeks in the UK and EU. Use the form above with your kitten's age and country to see the next-due date.
My Bengal is more active than most cats. Does that change the schedule?
No. FVRCP and rabies timing is the same. What matters more for active or supervised-outdoor Bengals is the FeLV decision after the first year: outdoor access is the reason to keep the yearly booster.
Does my Bengal need FeLV?
Every kitten gets FeLV through the first-year booster (AAHA/AAFP). After that, if your Bengal has any outdoor access, leashed walks, or contact with other cats, keep it yearly. Indoor-only Bengals can usually drop it, so ask your vet.
Are Bengals more sensitive to vaccine reactions?
Not specifically. Bengals follow the standard FVRCP schedule. Watch the injection site for a day or two as you would for any cat.
Same schedule for a Bengal mix?
Yes. FVRCP, and rabies where the law or travel requires it, are the same for purebreds and mixes. So is FeLV, which is core for kittens under one year (AAHA/AAFP); for adult cats it depends on lifestyle, not breed. The schedule above works for any Bengal mix.