It depends on your State. Many States require the rabies vax every 3 years.
Some feel older cats do not need the FVRCP vax - that previous vaccines should
still be in effect. The FVRCP is recommended by the cat vaccine guidelines
every 3 yrs.
Sharyl
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From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
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Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 5:17 AM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Introduction
I have a question re vaccinations> I have 2 15 year olds, one never goes out,
she is terrified of outside and the other goes down on the ground to potty and
then back to the deck for a snooze in the sun. Another 8 year old goes out
very little and another tht stays on the deck. Do they need vaccinations?
FELV they need as I have 1 positive cat, but do they need the others as their
chances of contracting anything from strays, etc are very slim>
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