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surgery w/o vaccinations?

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Posted by: Roshani at Mon Jan 7 12:50:38 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Roshani ]  
   

I have a 9-month old indoor female kitty who has recently gone into heat and I want to get her spayed because she is peeing all over the house! She has not had any vaccinations because I think they are harmful. My question is Do you think it's safe to get her spayed and expose her to all the potential feline diseases lurking in the vet's clinic? I am hoping to totally avoid even a rabies vac.

Thanks!

   

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