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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have two cats, both eight yrs old and they are also 100% indoor.

I have NEVER vaccinated them and they have stayed pretty healthy over the yrs.[/quote]

My indoor-only cats live to be anywhere from 15 to 17 and I never vaccinate them after the newborn stage (all kittens pretty much come to you that way, from a shelter or their breeder).

No regrets. Think about it: your cat isn't going to contract rabies from sitting on top of your bed. Ever.

And if a rabid bat or raccoon breaks into your window and runs around biting everyone, I guess the cat is screwed in that .000002% chance it happens.  Of course you have far bigger issues at that point, what with a rabid bat menacing your humans too, you've got bigger issues at hand.

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Yes, you're right.

Oh wait, or a rabid bat could get into your house (as rabid bats are more likely to do than uninfected bats) and then your cat could play with it and/or eat it, contracting rabies. And then you could contract rabies, too. [/quote]

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