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jtuck004

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1. Some decent advice there, though not everyone can afford titers, and with

Reply to DainBramaged (Original post)

Thu Jun 27, 2013, 01:27 AM

Jun 2013

3 year vaccines we haven't had much of an issue. Though I am told it's much the same thing, just they realize the protection lasts longer now.

Thank you for posting that.

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5 things your vet should never say to you (great read) [View all] DainBramaged Jun 2013 OP

Some decent advice there, though not everyone can afford titers, and with jtuck004 Jun 2013 #1

I don't have a dog, Rincewind Jun 2013 #2

Are you doing yearly rabies vaccination? newfie11 Jun 2013 #3

All my 66 years I have had pets newfie11 Jun 2013 #4

Jean Dodd is brilliant. My Robbie had an extreme reaction to his vaccination when I adopted him... Walk away Jun 2013 #5

I'd swear mine had a reaction to the lepto vaccine because Phentex Jun 2013 #7

always been pretty suspicious of vax recommendations. mopinko Jun 2013 #6

Our cats are all indoors, except for distemper (important since I work around shelter animals) DainBramaged Jun 2013 #9

"Why didn't you bring him in sooner?" grntuscarora Jun 2013 #8

But it is a wise caution IrishAyes Jun 2013 #11

Great read! IrishAyes Jun 2013 #10