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pappajohn

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why, oh why do dog vaccines only last a year.

we get vaccinated for life for measles, mumps, rubella ect and have the odd jab for tetnus

i'm sure the vet scientist could find a permenant vaccine but then thats doing the vets out of a job.

just taken ours for their annual ripoff and for the four of 'em + some steriods for one it cost £216.:Angry:.

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Ours has a 3 year vaccine (still costs an arm and a leg)
 

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Hi everyone.

I know this is an old post but, I have only just read it.

I do not give my 3 bichon frise annual vaccines as I feel that annual topup injections for our dogs is not good for them. My dogs had their first and second year vaccination but no more since then. My dogs are happy and healthy.

Please read the following article and make up your own mind.

There is a lot of information on the net about whether annual vaccinations is good for your pets or not.

Dog Vaccinations Yes or No

I feel that vets just vaccinate because it is money in their pocket.

Have you noticed when you take your dog to the vets, the vet treats your dog with whatever, and then says that he/she would like to see the dog again in maybe a weeks time to make sure it is getting better.

I never make that second appointment anymore because I feel it is a rip off.

In my opinion, if I know when the dog is ill and take it to the vet for treatment then I can also tell when it is better without the vet needing to verify that it is better and then charge me another £20 to tell me it is better.

What are your views on this?


Lesley

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Bugsy

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Hi all.

The dog/cat probably doesn't need an annual vacination. The problem arises when you want to book your animal into a kennel or cattery; they insist on seeing the vaccination certificate to verify that the animal has its annual jabs!

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Sorry I never thought about that scenario, as I have a friend who stays in my bungalow to look after my dogs when I am away.

So my dogs stay at home. I do not know what I would do if anything happened to my friend. I would maybe have to take them with me or put them in kennels.
I will have to cross that bridge when I come to it.

Lesley
 

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