...unless absolutely necessary (UTI, other illness).
But after discussing senior cat food and folks asking me if I've had a senior cat panel done, I'm worried that I'm making a mistake!
The reason I've avoided yearly shots is because
1. I have strictly indoor cats that have never escaped and do not spend time around other cats
2. I've heard that getting shots year after year (especially in the same spot) can lead to cancer/other probs (though I'm starting to question this line of thinking and wonder were I got it in the first place)
What's necessary in terms of annual veterinary visits for my cats and what isn't? I have two 12-year-olds and one 4-year-old.
But after discussing senior cat food and folks asking me if I've had a senior cat panel done, I'm worried that I'm making a mistake!
The reason I've avoided yearly shots is because
1. I have strictly indoor cats that have never escaped and do not spend time around other cats
2. I've heard that getting shots year after year (especially in the same spot) can lead to cancer/other probs (though I'm starting to question this line of thinking and wonder were I got it in the first place)
What's necessary in terms of annual veterinary visits for my cats and what isn't? I have two 12-year-olds and one 4-year-old.