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Originally Posted by JeanieK  From what I have been reading on this, it is actually more risky giving it too soon, because the natural immunity will kill off the vaccine if given too soon.
Tests have shown that the natural immunity lasts til 9 weeks of age, so if you vaccinate them at 6 eeks, that first vaccine does not even count.
It's the same principal they discovered with vaccinating babies for MMR too soon. Many had to be revaccinated.
So there is good reason to wait. These studies have been done by universities, this is not just some theory that someone came up with. they have test results to prove their theory. |
mine have never had a health concern and i am comfortable and secure in my vaccination practice...
everyone thinks their way is the right way but everyone has their own way of doing things and being comfortable with the knowledge that they have gained and to alter that is taking another risk...ill continue with what i was taught and the information i have received through the vets.
if you call a vet they will tell you 6 weeks...
some studies say dont do vaccinations at all..so there are different study's (at universities) everywhere with different ideas of whats right