Comments on: Are Vaccinations Killing Our Pets? – Show #86

By: Lisa Cinciripini

Lisa Cinciripini — Thu, 22 May 2008 07:15:05 +0000

Thank you for another great show. Wondering if you have any good links to Spanish articles on this topic ?

By: aspenbloom

aspenbloom — Sat, 05 May 2007 19:47:32 +0000

Hi Marilyn,
Thank you for commenting on the show. I’m so very sad this happened to you
and your sweet Bandit. Sigh, but we are working towards the resolution.
Unfortunately scientific testing has to be done and that is what Dr. Jean
Dodds is doing.

Listen to this show and then possibly you can alert others so that the
Rabies Challenge Fund can get their study done so our animals will finally
benefit and stop all this overvaccinating pushed on the unsuspecting public:
http://www.animaltalknaturally.com/2007/05/01/the-vaccine-challenge-show-91/

Take care and I hope you find you special new GSD puppy soon. Between you
and me, I’m happy to hear your comments about vaccinating (or lack thereof!)

Kim

By: Marilyn Mitrecic

Marilyn Mitrecic — Sat, 05 May 2007 03:02:39 +0000

I recentely lost my Bandit to Hemangio Sarcoma. The tumor was right at the site of his vaccinations!! We had the surgery done, biopsy completed. Bandit had almost a year of any signs of the HC returning. It did return with a vengance, in the same exact spot. The tumor burst, and we had him PTS last month. He was a beautiful, healthy pet in every other way. Bandit was nearly 10 years old.
We are currentely looking for another GSD puppy to adopt, and damned if I will get him his vaccinations

By: Jeannie Thomason

Jeannie Thomason — Sun, 01 Apr 2007 15:46:30 +0000

Phoenixmoon, Take a copy of your titer test to the clases. Most of them only require rabies vaccines anymore anyway, most of them do not need proof of puppy shots unless it is a “puppy class” for pups under 6 months of age.

If they are not happy with the titer test results then have them call your veterinarian. Many of them just need to be educated, this is the perfect time for you tell them about the dangers of vaccines and over vaccinating pets. John Clifton’s book is inexpensive and well worth giving to the “powers that be” at your training classes.

Hope that helps!

By: aspenbloom

aspenbloom — Wed, 28 Mar 2007 01:21:47 +0000

That is a darn good question Phoenix Moon and I have asked Jeannie to address this one

By: PhoenixMoon

PhoenixMoon — Tue, 27 Mar 2007 23:01:06 +0000

I totally get why the vaccines are bad for my dogs. I just had my dogs in for their annual check. And my Vet did a blood test and checked their Titers levels to see if they needed any. And they didn’t. But my issue is we go to agility classes and you have to have updated shots or you can’t attend. How do I keep my dog safe from over vaccination, but still able to go to training classes?

PhoenixMoon
http://www.phoenixmoon.com