Vaccinate or not?

[Girlonfire1998]

So I have a cat but she lives indoors, she's now 1 and a half.
Ive been debating getting her vaccinated for a while now.
I've heard it's worse to vaccinate a cat (especially an indoor cat) as other health issues may arise.
I know it's important if she was an outdoor cat but she doesn't go out at all, should I consider getting her vaccinated or is it more trouble than it's worth?

I've heard it's worse to vaccinate a cat (especially an indoor cat) as other health issues may arise.

Bollocks. There's no evidence for this at all.

I vaccinate my indoor cats. I also have the microchip implanted. Indoor cats can and do get out accidentally. One of mine was out on our second story deck, jumped up to sit on the railing and overshot down into the yard. Delivery people, tradesmen, etc. can let them out accidentally.

Have they had any issues since the vaccinations or are they perfectly fine and healthy?

They are the purrfect picture of health, vigor and bossiness.

Animal vaccines are extensively tested for safety.

Thank you! I've just been put off because some people have told me they get ear infections and other issues from them, but thank you

You're welcome! Here is some reliable discussion of the risks and benefits of feline vaccination:

Feline Vaccines: Benefits and Risks

Cornell is considered to be the top veterinary school in the USA.

Aww thanks you! x

Thanks you too @Girlonfire1998 - fab handle by the way. Many years of health and happiness to you and your feline overlord.

MissC x