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Originally Posted by tammy8833  i also look at as a guessing game, what if game and who/what can i blame game
not all problems show up with in the first couple months and it very well could be just coincidences
one was 3 years..one was a few months the other cancerous at the injection..considering alot of vets dont do the vaccine infront of you anymore how do you know where the vaccine was located? how can you remember the exact pin spot where it was that caused the cancer
as anyone looked at the number of pets that have no problems with current status of "over vaccinating" |
I would be very concerned if a vet removed my animal from the room to vaccinate... there is almost nothing in a regular visit that the animal should be removed from the room for. People need to learn to speak up for themselves, anytime the vet asks to remove their animal from the room they need to ask WHY the procedure cant be done in the room.
Vaccination Reactions are very common... every owner should know the EXACT spot of the vaccine so they can keep an eye on it after.