Veterinarians not taught about vaccine safety in med school!
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 SO A TOXIN IS ADDED TO THE VACCINE SHOT. This Chemical is called a “adjuvant” and it is not harmless but very irritating, and it alarms the body, forcing the immune system to “see” the rabies vaccine particles, and build antibodies. Read the info on the two small articles I posted below to understand better how this toxin can be dangerous to small breed dog
PLEASE SEE PHOTO FROM A CONSUMER WHO CONTACTED ME AFTER FINDING MY VACCINE WARNINGS. IT WAS TOO LATE TO SAVE THEIR FIVE MONTH OLD PUPPIES, BOTH WHO DIED DAYS FOLLOWING THE VET GIVING THEM THE PUPPY-SHOTS Plus RABIES AT SAME TIME.
My 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.
1. Please only allow CORE vaccines for your puppy
PARVO, DISTEMPER, ADENO 2 Hepatitis and Parainfluenza (do not confuse with Flu shot)
2. NON CORE vaccines to avoid are LEPTO, CORONA, BORTDELLA ,INFLUENZA
3. Rabies MUST be given itself and not at the same as as any other vaccines. Try to hold off as long as you can, over 8 months old or more.
VACCINES WE GIVE PUPPY
We provide a high quality parvo vaccine called NEOPAR. Sadly most veterinarians are not willing to pay the higher cost.
We give NEOPAR at 5 weeks and 10 weeks of age.
At 10 weeks we also provide a DA2 vaccine form the Neotech Vaccine company.
ANOTHER WORD ON NEOPAR,
Sadly Veterinarians purchase cost effective vaccines as well as start vaccination at 9 weeks of age. A puppy between 5 to 8 weeks old is rapidly losing maternal birth protection against canine diseases. The 5 to 8 week olds are vulnerable to contract deadly Parvo before the Vet gives the first shot at 9 weeks.
Experienced Breeders know that Neopar is specially formulated for use in young pups as young as 4 weeks old and it isn’t affected by maternal antibodies AND
On the other hand the multi vaccines vets start at 9 weeks , it can take four to five SETS given over months, to build up sufficient protection against parvo. This is why so many “vaccinated” puppies STILL contract and die from Parvo (Google it)