How Often Should Dogs Get Shots
2nd Sep 2020
It never fails.
In some way, shape, or form you’ll get a message saying that your pet is due for their shots.
In conventional medicine, it is common to get these reminders whenever Vets deem it necessary for more shots for your pet.
The reminders say, “Make an Appointment Today!”
Without thinking you might schedule the appointment right then and there so you don’t forget later.
Before you hurry and make that appointment and hop in your car to head to the vet, let’s think about this.
Current Veterinary Therapy, volume IX, 1992 writes, “A practice that was started many years ago and that lacks scientific validity or verification is annual re-vaccinations. Almost without exception there is no immunologic requirement for annual re-vaccinations. Immunity to viruses persists for years or for the life of the animal.”
The authors of this were veterinary immunologists who were widely known in their field.
So why do we focus so much on re-vaccinating?
$$$
Vaccines are a business.
The more vaccines sold, the more money is made.
It’s really that simple.
But if you were debating on whether or not to get a vaccine, you may want to know what’s in it, and what it entails.
If you take the time to look into vaccines, you might notice an extensive list of side effects.
This of course may not be outright told to you, but if you take the time to do some research on vaccines, you can make an informed decision on what’s best for you and your pet.
The goal is to have our pets as vital as they can be, and that also requires work on our part to make decisions we see best for them.
Let us know what you think.