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Lepto is something that should only be administered with caution and dependent on the region one lives in, and very detrimental to yorkie pups. Corona virus vaccine, there is different strains of Corona, so the vaccine is totally unnecessary past the age of 7 months of age. Fort Dodge is a manufacter I personally would stay away from anyway. I've had too many friends in the breeder/exhibitor world that have used with horrible outcome....their pups contracting the diseases, through the vaccine. |
I gave my puppies their shots myself. In this case I gave the 5-way at 9 weeks and 12 weeks and will do again at 15 weeks. I started a little later than I would have normally because they were so tiny and I was being extra cautious. Neither one of them had a reaction. Since I will be taking them out often, I plan on giving the Bordatella at 18 and 21 weeks. I'm doing the injectable not the nasal. Both puppies were taken to the Vet for a full exam at 8 weeks. |
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I do the Nasal Intra Trac III between 8 and 9 weeks..... |
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I was thinking I should hold off on the Bordatella until they've had a few weeks to adjust to the last 5-way shot. I already have the injectable on hand. When should I give them the first shot? 19 weeks? |
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I've usually given the Intra Trac III Nasal, with their first vaccination. I've never used the Injectable, but you're right not to give it during the same week as their other vaccinations. |
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So a vet that suggests re-vaccinating does not have the best interest of your puppy in mind. However, vaccinating under 9 weeks of age does no good either. From what I have read it does not suppress the mothers immunity, it is the opposite. The mothers immunity suppress the vaccination and so it is therefor useless. Which is why Dr Dodd suggests not starting til 9 weeks. When I posted about the "revenue" on another thread I was "flamed" unmericifully, for even suggesting such a thing. |
My recommendation to anyone who buys a pup that has been vaccinated by the breeder is that they take the pup to a vet that does titer testing. There is no way I would allow a vet to just start over with the vaccinations without doing a titer test first. |
I am learning a lot about vaccinations and the different opinions on this subject. |
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Vaccinations are a minimal expense, but when your concern is taking these pups into a Vet's office and exposing them to who knows what, I'd rather do it myself. My vet completely agrees with my practice. He knows that I'll be bringing the pups in for vet checks and I don't mean listen to the heart, look in the ears, check the mouth exam.....a thorough exam. Another reason I prefer to give my own injections is the possibility of a show dog....I don't want my pups to be afraid of a table, so nothing distasteful should be done on an exam table.....no shots, no taking the temp, no clipping nails.....all which are done this way at a vets office. |
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I give my own shots and my vet will mark it down in the health record that we give to the new owners.. I have been with my vet for 26 years he knows I give them and what they are. They are also stored properly in the fridge My pups also get a few checks by Jerry and a well exam before shots are even given. I have never had any vet repeat the shots I have given if anything they will give the last puppy shot. |
Wow, I want your vet. I just paid $250 for 2 to have their annual checkup and shots. |
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