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Question about the mRNA rabies vaccine
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Hi there,
The term 'RNA vaccine' can refer to several different technologies. To find out exactly which vaccine your cat received, the best thing would be to let us know the brand name written in their vaccination record. We will then be able to tell you more about the specific technology involved.
Generally speaking, veterinary vaccines authorised for use in Canada are assessed for safety and efficacy before they are used.
Regarding rabies specifically, vaccination remains important in Canada because the disease circulates in wildlife, notably among bats, skunks and foxes. Once clinical signs appear, rabies is almost always fatal. However, the choice of vaccine and the interval between boosters must be tailored to the individual cat, their lifestyle, their risk of exposure and the manufacturer's recommendations.
The fact that your cat didn't have any particular issues after their previous vaccination is reassuring. If you have any concerns about a side effect or a reaction following a vaccination, don't hesitate to talk to your vet before the next booster so they can take it into account when choosing the protocol.
Best wishes,
Maëlla
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