While I had Simon at the vet last night (for his coughing/ vomiting), I overheard the other feline vet telling a client that her cat could get the one- or three-year rabies vaccine. I'm confused because I thought I'd heard that the one-year vaccine can remain in a cat's system for up to three years, which is why some vets only give it every three years now. I didn't even know that they offer a three-year vaccine. And how long does that *really* last, pray tell? Six years or more???
What I want to know is this: Is it best to give a one-year "dose" of the rabies vaccine and get it every three years? Or is it best to get a three-year vaccine every (duh) three years?
What I want to know is this: Is it best to give a one-year "dose" of the rabies vaccine and get it every three years? Or is it best to get a three-year vaccine every (duh) three years?