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There is new evidence to show that the rabies vaccine will last for up to 10 years for dogs. It’s not such a stretch to presume the same for cats. My vet works hard to inform herself about research. She doesn’t recommend the vaccine at all for indoors only cats that have low risk of ever contacting the outside world, but she recognizes that the law doesn’t agree with her so she has to administer it. She definitely thinks the yearly vaccine is overkill.What do you mean by not vaccinate once or twice for indoor cats? Do you say that because they can't get rabies if they don't go out?