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Post by brodysmom on Apr 29, 2011 22:57:43 GMT
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Lisa
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Post by Lisa on Apr 30, 2011 1:04:41 GMT
Excellent article Tracy. Thanks for sharing! When I read that vets are now vaccinating cats in their tails and legs so when they get cancer they can cut it off, my jaw dropped. WTH?? That's insane!!
I wish more vets would stop pushing vaccinations.
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Post by mchis on Apr 30, 2011 2:05:31 GMT
Great article! I had to share on FB.  |
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Post by Sarah on Apr 30, 2011 6:45:58 GMT
I'm gonna print off this and Jean dodds protocol and go visit my vet
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Post by Kelly on Apr 30, 2011 21:05:01 GMT
I printed this out to speak with my vet about it! YAY! Thanks Tracy!
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Post by brodysmom on Apr 30, 2011 21:38:20 GMT
Kelly, you can also talk to your vet about titers. Brody had more than adequate immunity on his titers for parvo, distemper, and rabies. (Just had them tested in March). He has had puppy shots at 10-13-16 weeks and a rabies at 6 months and nothing since and he'll be 3 in September.
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Post by Sarah on May 1, 2011 7:42:17 GMT
I'm wondering if we have the same amount as vaccine as you guys minus rabies as we only have it if were bringing a dog back from abroad BUT we only have 2 puppy jabs so who knows?
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Post by Katy on May 1, 2011 23:44:11 GMT
Thank you Tracy for sharing. Its very worrying, and so unfair that people are made to feel as though they have to vaccinate for the health and safety of their pet and then they are rewarded with cancer! We will definitely be discussing a titer test instead of vaccines when mine are next due.
Sarah do you vaccinate for the same things as we do? If so it would be interesting to know how the doses vary .
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