[!! SPAM] Vaccinating Pets

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Because of Cody's cancer he can't have any vaccinations ever again or heartworm or advantage thankfully!

 

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The only way legally around vaccinations (especially rabies as that is

the only legally mandated one) is to get a titer done. This will show the

level of antibodies in the blood. Most ot the time, one vaccine is enough

for the entire life of the dog.

 

Bob

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" May " <luellamay129

<oleander soup >

Thursday, July 17, 2008 10:38 PM

[!! SPAM] Re: Vaccinating Pets

 

 

> Nonie,

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> I, too, have never vaccinated Misty, yet I know she had her first round

> while at the shelter nine years ago. Up to now, it hasn't been a

> problem because I lived way out in the country, but now I find that

> where I'm staying, I might have to produce " papers " for her. How do

> you get an exemption? Any idea on how I should handle this?

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> Hugs,

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> oleander soup , Nonie <nmsammy wrote:

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>> Thanks for posting, Angel. I stopped vaccinating in 1985. My current

> dog has a lot of chronic disease thanks to vaccines...made the huge

> mistake to buy her from a rescue! What a misnomer that is! Rescue to

> death from toxic poisoning! She does have an exemption now. She will

> never be vaccinated again.

>> There are a couple of great lists for animals on ..the truth

> about vaccinations and jstsayno2vacs. It's really amazing any animals

> survive a trip to the vet, with the vacs, garbage " food' and

> flea/tick/heartworm pesticides. Vaccines are nothing but a scam and make

> huge amounts of money through the suffering of our beloved pets. Sorry

> for the rant, but, the poisoning of animals and brainwashing of their

> owners, is a major upset for me.Nonie

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