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Originally Posted by Ellie May  Unless your vet will write a medical waiver saying that he isn't well enough to be vaccinated for whatever reason (could just be that he reacts to vaccines and that is sufficient for a waiver), it has to be done every 2 years by law in NY. Titers aren't an acceptable replacement for rabies vaccines and if something happens and he isn't UTD, he may get fined and he may get quarantined and a rabies test may need to be done (it is done after euthanasia on brain tissue). All a waiver does is protect you from the fine... Plesae be careful about just skipping it... |
Sorry I should have said the teter for the yearly shots not the rabie.
I find it strange that NYS has changed their policy regarding 3yr rabie
shot. All my dogs in the past were never given the rabie shot until
the three yr experation date. NY will do anything to make a buck!
If the three yr shot is good enough for other states than it should
be good enough for NY. You can't help but wonder if it is about
money.