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Originally Posted by julietimothy  not sure where you all are from but all the vets around here start shots a 6 weeks old then every two weeks. So she would have all shots at 12 weeks. But if the shot got hot or was a bad could be what happen. So you are going though this. Bleach everything even your yard. Mix bleach and water in a sprayer. Every thing has to be bleached to kill it. It can live in the ground for years and pop back up. Good luck. Don't feel bad about the way you did the shots, most vets around here starts them at that age unless they are sick or one of the very very tiny. And you can look all of the net they say start it at 6 weeks. So don't feel bad you did nothing wrong. Good luck , I hope she is ok. |
If that is the case, you people need to start educating your local vets. Dr. Dodd's vaccine protocol, which has been adopted by 27 plus vet schools, recommends the first vaccines not be given until 9-10 weeks old.
Print this out to show to your vet:
W Jean Dodds Vaccine Protocol VACCINATION PROTOCOLS
And also this. I posted this above. It states puppies cannot be fully immunized until 16-18 weeks old:
Parvovirus: Serious Diarrhea in Puppies & Dogs