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here is her resume check it out very impressive and she has done extensive research in blood and vets and specialists consult with her from all over the world. YOu would really like her and blood work is much cheaper through her than a vet as it is non-profit. I drive further than you would have to get blood work done by her as well as titers DODDS-RESUME |
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no question is ever stupid we are all here to learn :) |
here is something to read and what i got out of this that is critical for this thread is: Vets are NOT required to report adverse reactions to vaccines This is why we do not see the true statistics of what is happening with vaccinations. Also many reactions show up as life long illnesses that are triggered by them and not necessarily a life or death situation after the vaccination. Again it states to be given to healthy dogs only. http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/gen...og-owners.html |
Yet another thread resurrected by me. Both Max and Cooper went to the vet today for their vaccines - Max his 2nd set of puppy shots and Cooper his annual. Quote:
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Thank goodness both of my boys have not had a reaction. I'm currently doing research so that I don't make any future mistakes. |
Vaccine information IS confusing. I struggle with it myself and am still not sure what to do on all of them. |
Rabies Okay, I was wondering if anyone knew anything about the state of Florida. My vet says the Rabies shot is needed every year because they only give the 1 year vaccination, not the 3 year one?? |
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Sorry if this is a stupid question but I want to make sure I am understanding this correct....after they have had their initial puppy vaccines the only vaccine that needs to be re-administered is the rabies vaccine every 3 years? Is that right? |
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I'm so glad this post was ressurected...As fur kid parents, we should be, constantly, researching what is best for our babies, in this arena...I, probably, spend more time combing over articles, written by reputable associations and veterinarians, than any other topic to do w/our "kidz"... |
rabies vaccine As far as I know the rabies vaccine is a 3 yr.vaccine, but you have to get the shot befor the 3 yrs.is up on the next one. If you get the shot and its over the one yr. date,then they say its a 1yr. vaccine. |
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Perhaps you can find your answer here: State Legislative Resources |
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DHP as puppy, then about one year later, then the schedule varies by vet. Some never do it again. Most do it every one to three years. Depends on your and their preferred protocol. Every year is way too much. Non-core vaccines are usually given at least once a year and that is only if they are needed at all. |
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