Cats that have never been outside may also have rabies. Usually cats themselves do not carry rabies virus, but rabies virus is highly contagious, so cats can also be infected. Although cats do not go out, they may also be infected through some mice and other organisms. Rabies virus, so even if the cat does not go out, it is still possible to get rabies.

Tip:

Usually you can start vaccinating cats with routine vaccines when they are about two months old. There are three doses of routine vaccines. You can receive the rabies vaccine at the same time, or you can wait until a week after all the routine vaccines are completed before receiving the rabies vaccine. After that, you need to receive the rabies vaccine once a year.