11-15-2014, 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by lisaly I had Katie vaccinated, not even thinking of a rabies titer, although I had other titers done at the same time. After the fact, at the same visit, I was told that a Rabies titer could have been done, and the blood would need to be sent to California. I'm assuming it would be to Hemopet, Dr. Dodd's company. I was told some places would not accept it, such as some groomers, but I wasn't told it was not accepted by law. In the next year I will explore it further, especially since the a Rabies Challenge Fund has said the DOI is much greater than three years. Katie is not due for a Rabies vaccine until May 2016. | I'm pretty sure the titer does not exempt you from the laws of the rabies vaccine for the state your in at least not yet. I keep hearing that titers are not as great as everyone thinks and can give a false sense of protection but who knows. I gave DAP every three years and now that she is 7 I'm not giving it anymore but not doing titers either. But will do rabies every three years like my state requires.
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