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melissa forberg's avatar

An additional thought might be to increase the use of rabies titer testing. Each animal has differing immune response to vaccines and may have immunity for extended periods of time; in some cases many years past the 1 year or 3 year recommendation. this is similar to titer testing in vaccinated animal handlers..

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This is certainly a pet peeve of mine. I view vaccinations of any kind to be a medical procedure, meaning, there are risks and benefits. Why perform a medical procedure when there are zero benefits, but significant risks. Vaccine induced sarcomas in cats are a BIG deal and can be life ending. So I say absolutely NO to rabies vaccines for strictly (emphasizing strictly here) indoor cats.

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