I have been vaccinating Harley for rabies because a bat got in the
garage a couple years ago. The bat was not caught and tested. That is
the only vaccine he gets, and when his FeLV progresses to an active
form, I will not vaccinate him anymore. I skipped a year between
vaccinations too.
Marsha
On 8/14/2014 12:22 PM, Kat Parker wrote:
Why do the rabies? I would do the fvrcp before the rabies and i won't
so either one. If your cat is not outside at all, which
especially with being positive i think not, and you don't have rabid
animals around, again, probably not the case, why on earth would you
give a rabies shot to a positive cat? The law is ot going to be
enforced in your home it's not a big deal, but over vaccinating a
positive cat is a big deal. They have that antibody problem of course
and rabies vaccines are done to develop antibodies.
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