Do cats need a shot of rabies vaccine and triple vaccine every year?

Cats should receive an injection of rabies vaccine and triple vaccine every year. The triple vaccine mainly prevents feline distemper, feline bronchitis and feline calicivirus, and the rabies vaccine prevents rabies virus. Regular vaccination is very important for cats to ensure their health and prevent them from getting sick and dying.
If the owner is vaccinating the cat in the first year, he needs to receive 3 doses of triple vaccine and 1 shot of rabies vaccine. In the second year and beyond, generally only one shot of triple vaccine and one dose of rabies vaccine are needed every year.
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