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[quote=Anonymous]By law, vets must tell you that you must administer the rabies vaccine annually in the District. I quickly learned not to bring it up (I'm 8:12). If you want to spend $175+, you can get a blood titer on the animal to show how much vaccine is already in their system. They will likely have vaccine components left over from last time. If their blood shows *enough*, then they are considered vaccinated (and a certificate can be issued if you're flying, have to board a cat for the day for grooming, etc). Fwiw, I'm not trying to save money by not vaccinating constantly. I do it for health. Google fibrosarcoma. And that's just one lethal problem. There are many immune system issues that are associated with over vaccination as well. I worry OP is seeing that result but I hope not. [/quote]
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