Keeping domestic cats for one year can rule out rabies. The incubation period of rabies is generally six to eight weeks, and can be as long as several years, and generally requires observation within ten years. Moreover, the probability of domestic cats carrying rabies virus is very low. In this case, it is recommended that domestic cats be vaccinated against rabies regularly for prevention.

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Cats are not susceptible to rabies. Rabies is a highly fatal disease caused by rabies virus infection. The virus mainly invades normal animals through wounds, mucous membranes and other parts. Cats, on the other hand, mainly live indoors and have almost no contact with sick animals. At the same time, domestic cats are basically vaccinated against rabies, which also greatly reduces the chance of cats getting sick from being infected with rabies virus.