Vaccine Safety

A word on RABIES vaccines …… The majority of Veterinarians will simply tell you that the Rabies vaccine is a “killed” , thus HARMLESS. It seems the average Veterinarian doesn’t know that a harmless vaccine won’t produce any antibodies as the immune system doesn’t care about “harmless”. So in order to force the immune system to “see” the harmless rabies vaccine the manufacturer adds a toxin/ chemical to it. This additive is a “adjuvant” and might not be dangerous to a 80 lb dog, but to a 2 to 5 lb toy breed it may be dangerous.A woman’s who contacted us ( not a customer) had two 5 month old chihuahuas and BOTH died within 5 days after her Vet gave rabies and puppy-shots AT same time. I posted a photo of the her vet bill showing the date the Vet gave the rabies and puppy shots together. The woman had been doing Google searches since her two pups died and found my website vaccine warnings too late.

My decades of research shows that Veterinarians are not taught about vaccines or vaccine safety in medical school.Even those that will graduate to be neurosurgeons or cardiac specialists!

Veterinarians learn about the vaccines they buy from the vaccine salesmen. I would love to hear that this has changed or will change and Veterinarian students become educated in school onl vaccines

VACCINES SUGGESTED BY THE AMVA ARE “CORE VACCINES” FOUND IN “DHPP” SHOT OR “DA2PP”
1.
Core vaccines are PARVO, DISTEMPER, ADENO HEPATITIS and PARA

2. NON CORE vaccine to avoid if possible are LEPTO, CORONA, BORTDELLA ,INFLUENZA

I understand that BORTDELLA might be urged by many Vets so my advice is to please wait until your puppy is over 6 to 7 months old.

3. To avoid overloading your puppy with vaccine added adjunctive, Rabies Should be given BY ITSELF and not combined at the same with other vaccines.

VACCINES WE GIVE PUPPY
We provide high quality parvo vaccine called NEOPAR. Sadly, most veterinarians are not willing to pay the higher cost for this effective vaccine.

We give

1. Single vaccine NEOPAR at 6 weeks and repeat NEOPAR again at 8 weeks  then at 10 weeks a DA2 is added

Many vets like to space vaccines sets THREE WEEKS. Perhaps that is safe with a large breed dog but I advise to work with your vet for a Four WEEK spacing.

I am not a Veterinarian and my advice is not meant to take over the advice of a Veterinarian. Please research so you can make the best safest choices .