When a cat gets rabies, it will be listless in the early stage. In the middle stage, it will wander around and not respond to the owner's calls. In the final stage, it will show symptoms such as fear of water, light, sound, drooling, and strong aggression. Eventually, you will foam at the mouth, breathe rapidly, your limbs will become stiff, and then die. Rabies is incurable and has a 100% mortality rate. It is best to get vaccinated against rabies in advance to avoid contracting rabies.