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    Default What about vaccines for pets?

    We talk a lot about whether or not to vaccinate people but what about pets?
    Any time a vaccine discussion comes up, my brain goes back to square one...or the foundation of the issue if you will. Why were vaccines developed? Who developed and pushed them? What is the real evidence of their efficacy? What was the real world impact?
    When you understand the answers to these questions, not a single current report about vaccines comes as a surprise. There is NEVER a report discussing some miraculous cure or prevention of disease. Every single report confirms what one would expect when you know vaccines were developed to create disease, generate long term profits and keep people sick and easily controllable.
    So, why would it be any different for our pets? Oh, you think they developed harmless vaccines just for pets? Come on now! Pharmaceuticals and vaccines for our beloved pets is also a multi billion dollar industry and growing!!
    It's exactly the same!
    Pets are being poisoned the same as people and they are becoming more diseased just like people. All in the interest of generating profits for the medical mafia.



    Open this in youtube and browse through some of the videos shown at the side of this video.

    Or here's a link to some more data on the subject:

    http://rawprey.com/healthy-lifestyle-tips/

    I have a hundred pound chocolate lab, my main man Jake, who will be 14 in a couple months. We got him at 6 months and he had already had his first (and last) round of vaccines. He developed allergies that were really bad. He was allergic to fleas and developed many different skin conditions and would sit around scratching constantly. Poor guy was miserable. Over a period of a couple years we took him off the major corporate dry dog food and put some real thought and effort into feeding him real food. We alternated putting fresh minced garlic and coconut oil in his food, as well as colloidal silver in his water. In time, his allergies were cured and we didn't have to keep up with the garlic and oil. I still occasionally put silver in the water. We haven't had a problem since. However, like some of the dogs and cats in the video above, he developed a tumor at his vaccine injection site. Instead of opting for the very expensive and dangerous surgery, we left it alone and kept his diet strong. The tumor developed about 6 years ago and it hasn't grown or changed since then or had any ill effect on him. Yeah, it looks a little funny but we'll take looking a little funny over going for a dangerous surgical procedure. See, we wanted to let his body be strong enough to deal with the tumor on it's own. This is a lot like people. Chemotherapy and radiation have a 3% "cure" rate (living more than 5 years). Doing nothing to the cancer has a 30% cure rate. Doing nothing (conventional) plus alternative approaches pushes the cure rate much higher. Same for dogs and cats.

    For such a big dog, Jake has lived a long, healthy life and hasn't suffered any hip issues like most dogs his size. Until recently, that is. A couple months ago we came home to find his collar on the ground and him gone. The collar had been ripped from his neck. This is an old, greying dog who is no threat to anyone. He can barely hear or see. We found him at the local pound. He had been snatched right out of our yard! So, standard procedure is to vaccine all pets that are brought to the shelter. I was *slightly* perturbed to find he had been poisoned but the dolts there kept saying, "It's state law." Don't you love how people justify their ignorance by claiming they're not allowed to think for themselves? Within a week of getting his vaccines he was having trouble getting up and his legs were noticeably shaky and weak. He has not improved and I suppose it's only a matter of time now. This is what happens when you inject a poison into a creature who's immune system is not as strong. Sound familiar?

    Hope this is some food for thought for your beloved pets and their health and good life.

    Would love to hear any other pet vaccine stories you might have.

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    Sorry but I have another story. It's not about vaccines but it's related and hopefully will be helpful.
    I was doing some renovation work for a local veterinarian and I noticed they kept a cat in a cage that they were trying to find a home for. The cat was diabetic and the owner had given it up because he couldn't afford the medications and brought the cat in to be euthanized. The vet, who's a wonderful young lady, decided to keep the cat until someone could be found. It didn't go well. The cat was receiving daily insulin shots and the total cost of medications was $70 a month! Nobody wanted a cat with that kind of expense and so the cat had been locked in this 20 inch x 20 inch cage for TWO YEARS. The look on his face told you everything you needed to know. He didn't even have the energy or care to get up and have someone pet him. So, even though we already have two cats and a big dog in a small house, I took him home. I did not purchase the medicines or take the bag of cat food they offered, which was a blend just for diabetics but filled with crapola. The only medicine I purchased was glipozide, which only costs about $8 every two months. We changed this cat's diet first. We purchased real meat food with no carbs and a high water content. He eats only this or whole fish and chicken. I'm happy to say that it's been almost a year now and our wonderful new addition to the family is living a normal cat life, experiencing the outdoors almost exclusively (for the first time it seems because he is still learning how to climb trees and chase birds, quite clumsily), has not had one insulin shot since we got him and we renamed him "Chance" because he got one last one when he was saved from the "professionals." And that I guess is the moral of the story. Your doctors and your veterinarians don't understand this stuff. The money they make from ignoring the truth makes looking too closely very unlikely.

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    I'm anti Vaccine, but I'll tell you this, every dog I own receives a Parvo shot at minimum. This shot does save lives & I have seen it first hand.. Vaccines do work, I just don't trust people (or something that completely passes my immune system).

    so use caution, but Parvo is devastating, especially to smaller dogs.
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    If you can identify the early signs of parvo you will successfully treat it with activated charcoal. A couple of years ago I had a young dog desexed and he got parvo at the vets. He died. It's said that once you've smelled parvo you'll never forget it. Last year I brought two more pups into my home. I knew parvo would still be in the ground, but I had the cure this time. When one started vomiting I recognised the smell immediately. I gave all the dogs in the house activated charcoal. Watched them and repeated about 6 hours later. Everyone was fine.
    Parvo is, in my opinion, a man made disease introduced for profit. It can cost thousands of dollars to treat and in most cases the vet won't succeed anyway.

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    from this link: http://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com...ation-studies/

    The Purdue Vaccination Studies and Auto-antibodies
    By Catherine O'Driscoll in Vaccine Articles and News

    A team at Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine conducted several studies (1,2) to determine if vaccines can cause changes in the immune system of dogs that might lead to life-threatening immune-mediated diseases. They obviously conducted this research because concern already existed. It was sponsored by the Haywood Foundation which itself was looking for evidence that such changes in the human immune system might also be vaccine induced. It found the evidence.

    The vaccinated, but not the non-vaccinated, dogs in the Purdue studies developed autoantibodies to many of their own biochemicals, including fibronectin, laminin, DNA, albumin, cytochrome C, cardiolipin and collagen.

    This means that the vaccinated dogs — ”but not the non-vaccinated dogs”– were attacking their own fibronectin, which is involved in tissue repair, cell multiplication and growth, and differentiation between tissues and organs in a living organism.

    The vaccinated Purdue dogs also developed autoantibodies to laminin, which is involved in many cellular activities including the adhesion, spreading, differentiation, proliferation and movement of cells. Vaccines thus appear to be capable of removing the natural intelligence of cells.

    Autoantibodies to cardiolipin are frequently found in patients with the serious disease systemic lupus erythematosus and also in individuals with other autoimmune diseases. The presence of elevated anti-cardiolipin antibodies is significantly associated with clots within the heart or blood vessels, in poor blood clotting, haemorrhage, bleeding into the skin, foetal loss and neurological conditions.

    The Purdue studies also found that vaccinated dogs were developing autoantibodies to their own collagen. About one quarter of all the protein in the body is collagen. Collagen provides structure to our bodies, protecting and supporting the softer tissues and connecting them with the skeleton. It is no wonder that Canine Health Concern’s 1997 study of 4,000 dogs showed a high number of dogs developing mobility problems shortly after they were vaccinated (noted in my 1997 book, What Vets Don’t Tell You About Vaccines).

    Perhaps most worryingly, the Purdue studies found that the vaccinated dogs had developed autoantibodies to their own DNA. Did the alarm bells sound? Did the scientific community call a halt to the vaccination program? No. Instead, they stuck their fingers in the air, saying more research is needed to ascertain whether vaccines can cause genetic damage. Meanwhile, the study dogs were found good homes, but no long-term follow-up has been conducted. At around the same time, the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Vaccine-Associated Feline Sarcoma Task Force initiated several studies to find out why 160,000 cats each year in the USA develop terminal cancer at their vaccine injection sites.(3) The fact that cats can get vaccine-induced cancer has been acknowledged by veterinary bodies around the world, and even the British Government acknowledged it through its Working Group charged with the task of looking into canine and feline vaccines(4) following pressure from Canine Health Concern. What do you imagine was the advice of the AVMA Task Force, veterinary bodies and governments? “Carry on vaccinating until we find out why vaccines are killing cats, and which cats are most likely to die.”

    In America, in an attempt to mitigate the problem, they’re vaccinating cats in the tail or leg so they can amputate when cancer appears. Great advice if it’s not your cat amongst the hundreds of thousands on the “oops” list.

    But other species are okay – right? Wrong. In August 2003, the Journal of Veterinary Medicine carried an Italian study which showed that dogs also develop vaccine-induced cancers at their injection sites.(5) We already know that vaccine-site cancer is a possible sequel to human vaccines, too, since the Salk polio vaccine was said to carry a monkey retrovirus (from cultivating the vaccine on monkey organs) that produces inheritable cancer. The monkey retrovirus SV40 keeps turning up in human cancer sites.

    It is also widely acknowledged that vaccines can cause a fast-acting, usually fatal, disease called autoimmune haemolytic anaemia (AIHA). Without treatment, and frequently with treatment, individuals can die in agony within a matter of days. Merck, itself a multinational vaccine manufacturer, states in The Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy that autoimmune haemolytic anaemia may be caused by modified live-virus vaccines, as do Tizard’s Veterinary Immunology (4th edition) and the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine.(6) The British Government’s Working Group, despite being staffed by vaccine-industry consultants who say they are independent, also acknowledged this fact. However, no one warns the pet owners before their animals are subjected to an unnecessary booster, and very few owners are told why after their pets die of AIHA.
    A Wide Range of Vaccine-induced Diseases

    We also found some worrying correlations between vaccine events and the onset of arthritis in our 1997 survey. Our concerns were compounded by research in the human field.

    The New England Journal of Medicine, for example, reported that it is possible to isolate the rubella virus from affected joints in children vaccinated against rubella. It also told of the isolation of viruses from the peripheral blood of women with prolonged arthritis following vaccination.(7)

    Then, in 2000, CHC’s findings were confirmed by research which showed that polyarthritis and other diseases like amyloidosis, which affects organs in dogs, were linked to the combined vaccine given to dogs.(8) There is a huge body of research, despite the paucity of funding from the vaccine industry, to confirm that vaccines can cause a wide range of brain and central nervous system damage. Merck itself states in its Manual that vaccines (i.e., its own products) can cause encephalitis: brain inflammation/damage. In some cases, encephalitis involves lesions in the brain and throughout the central nervous system. Merck states that “examples are the encephalitides following measles, chickenpox, rubella, smallpox vaccination, vaccinia, and many other less well defined viral infections”.

    When the dog owners who took part in the CHC survey reported that their dogs developed short attention spans, 73.1% of the dogs did so within three months of a vaccine event. The same percentage of dogs was diagnosed with epilepsy within three months of a shot (but usually within days). We also found that 72.5% of dogs that were considered by their owners to be nervous and of a worrying disposition, first exhibited these traits within the three-month post-vaccination period.

    I would like to add for the sake of Oliver, my friend who suffered from paralysed rear legs and death shortly after a vaccine shot, that “paresis” is listed in Merck’s Manual as a symptom of encephalitis. This is defined as muscular weakness of a neural (brain) origin which involves partial or incomplete paralysis, resulting from lesions at any level of the descending pathway from the brain. Hind limb paralysis is one of the potential consequences. Encephalitis, incidentally, is a disease that can manifest across the scale from mild to severe and can also cause sudden death.

    Organ failure must also be suspected when it occurs shortly after a vaccine event. Dr Larry Glickman, who spearheaded the Purdue research into post-vaccination biochemical changes in dogs, wrote in a letter to Cavalier Spaniel breeder Bet Hargreaves:

    “Our ongoing studies of dogs show that following routine vaccination, there is a significant rise in the level of antibodies dogs produce against their own tissues. Some of these antibodies have been shown to target the thyroid gland, connective tissue such as that found in the valves of the heart, red blood cells, DNA, etc. I do believe that the heart conditions in Cavalier King Charles Spaniels could be the end result of repeated immunisations by vaccines containing tissue culture contaminants that cause a progressive immune response directed at connective tissue in the heart valves. The clinical manifestations would be more pronounced in dogs that have a genetic predisposition [although] the findings should be generally applicable to all dogs regardless of their breed.”

    I must mention here that Dr Glickman believes that vaccines are a necessary evil, but that safer vaccines need to be developed.
    Vaccines Stimulate an Inflammatory Response

    The word “allergy” is synonymous with “sensitivity” and “inflammation”. It should, by rights, also be synonymous with the word “vaccination”. This is what vaccines do: they sensitise (render allergic)an individual in the process of forcing them to develop antibodies to fight a disease threat. In other words, as is acknowledged and accepted, as part of the vaccine process the body will respond with inflammation. This may be apparently temporary or it may be longstanding.

    Holistic doctors and veterinarians have known this for at least 100 years. They talk about a wide range of inflammatory or “-itis” diseases which arise shortly after a vaccine event. Vaccines, in fact, plunge many individuals into an allergic state. Again, this is a disorder that ranges from mild all the way through to the suddenly fatal. Anaphylactic shock is the culmination: it’s where an individual has a massive allergic reaction to a vaccine and will die within minutes if adrenaline or its equivalent is not administered.

    There are some individuals who are genetically not well placed to withstand the vaccine challenge. These are the people (and animals are “people”, too) who have inherited faulty B and T cell function. B and T cells are components within the immune system which identify foreign invaders and destroy them, and hold the invader in memory so that they cannot cause future harm. However, where inflammatory responses are concerned, the immune system overreacts and causes unwanted effects such as allergies and other inflammatory conditions.

    Merck warns in its Manual that patients with, or from families with, B and/or T cell immunodeficiencies should not receive live-virus vaccines due to the risk of severe or fatal infection. Elsewhere, it lists features of B and T cell immunodeficiencies as food allergies, inhalant allergies, eczema, dermatitis, neurological deterioration and heart disease. To translate, people with these conditions can die if they receive live-virus vaccines. Their immune systems are simply not competent enough to guarantee a healthy reaction to the viral assault from modified live-virus vaccines.

    Modified live-virus (MLV) vaccines replicate in the patient until an immune response is provoked. If a defence isn’t stimulated, then the vaccine continues to replicate until it gives the patient the very disease it was intending to prevent.

    Alternatively, a deranged immune response will lead to inflammatory conditions such as arthritis, pancreatitis, colitis, encephalitis and any number of autoimmune diseases such as cancer and leukaemia, where the body attacks its own cells.

    A new theory, stumbled upon by Open University student Gary Smith, explains what holistic practitioners have been saying for a very long time. Here is what a few of the holistic vets have said in relation to their patients:

    Dr Jean Dodds: “Many veterinarians trace the present problems with allergic and immunologic diseases to the introduction of MLV vaccines…” (9)

    Christina Chambreau, DVM: “Routine vaccinations are probably the worst thing that we do for our animals. They cause all types of illnesses, but not directly to where we would relate them definitely to be caused by the vaccine.” (10)

    Martin Goldstein, DVM: “I think that vaccines…are leading killers of dogs and cats in America today.”

    Dr Charles E. Loops, DVM: “Homoeopathic veterinarians and other holistic practitioners have maintained for some time that vaccinations do more harm than they provide benefits.” (12)

    Mike Kohn, DVM: “In response to this [vaccine] violation, there have been increased autoimmune diseases (allergies being one component), epilepsy, neoplasia [tumours], as well as behavioural problems in small animals.” (13)
    A Theory on Inflammation

    Gary Smith explains what observant healthcare practitioners have been saying for a very long time, but perhaps they’ve not understood why their observations led them to say it. His theory, incidentally, is causing a huge stir within the inner scientific sanctum. Some believe that his theory could lead to a cure for many diseases including cancer. For me, it explains why the vaccine process is inherently questionable.

    Gary was learning about inflammation as part of his studies when he struck upon a theory so extraordinary that it could have implications for the treatment of almost every inflammatory disease — including Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, rheumatoid arthritis and even HIV and AIDS.

    Gary’s theory questions the received wisdom that when a person gets ill, the inflammation that occurs around the infected area helps it to heal. He claims that, in reality, inflammation prevents the body from recognising a foreign substance and therefore serves as a hiding place for invaders. The inflammation occurs when at-risk cells produce receptors called All (known as angiotensin II type I receptors). He says that while At1 has a balancing receptor, At2, which is supposed to switch off the inflammation, in most diseases this does not happen.

    “Cancer has been described as the wound that never heals,” he says. “All successful cancers are surrounded by inflammation. Commonly this is thought to be the body’s reaction to try to fight the cancer, but this is not the case.

    “The inflammation is not the body trying to fight the infection. It is actually the virus or bacteria deliberately causing inflammation in order to hide from the immune system [author's emphasis].” (14)

    If Gary is right, then the inflammatory process so commonly stimulated by vaccines is not, as hitherto assumed, a necessarily acceptable sign. Instead, it could be a sign that the viral or bacterial component, or the adjuvant (which, containing foreign protein, is seen as an invader by the immune system), in the vaccine is winning by stealth.

    If Gary is correct in believing that the inflammatory response is not protective but a sign that invasion is taking place under cover of darkness, vaccines are certainly not the friends we thought they were. They are undercover assassins working on behalf of the enemy, and vets and medical doctors are unwittingly acting as collaborators. Worse, we animal guardians and parents are actually paying doctors and vets to unwittingly betray our loved ones.

    Potentially, vaccines are the stealth bomb of the medical world. They are used to catapult invaders inside the castle walls where they can wreak havoc, with none of us any the wiser. So rather than experiencing frank viral diseases such as the ‘flu, measles, mumps and rubella (and, in the case of dogs, parvovirus and distemper), we are allowing the viruses to win anyway – but with cancer, leukaemia and other inflammatory or autoimmune (self-attacking) diseases taking their place.
    The Final Insult

    All 27 veterinary schools in North America have changed their protocols for vaccinating dogs and cats along the following lines; (15) however, vets in practice are reluctant to listen to these changed protocols and official veterinary bodies in the UK and other countries are ignoring the following facts.

    Dogs’ and cats’ immune systems mature fully at six months. If modified live-virus vaccine is giver after six months of age, it produces immunity, which is good for the life of the pet. If another MLV vaccine is given a year later, the antibodies from the first vaccine neutralise the antigens of the second vaccine and there is little or no effect. The litre is no “boosted”, nor are more memory cells induced.

    Not only are annual boosters unnecessary, but they subject the pet to potential risks such as allergic reactions and immune-mediated haemolytic anaemia.

    In plain language, veterinary schools in America, plus the American Veterinary Medical Association, have looked at studies to show how long vaccines last and they have concluded and announced that annual vaccination is unnecessary.(16-19)

    Further, they have acknowledged that vaccines are not without harm. Dr Ron Schultz, head of pathobiology at Wisconsin University and a leading light in this field, has been saying this politely to his veterinary colleagues since the 1980s. I’ve been saying it for the past 12 years. But change is so long in coming and, in the meantime, hundreds of thousands of animals are dying every year – unnecessarily.

    The good news is that thousands of animal lovers (but not enough) have heard what we’ve been saying. Canine Health Concern members around the world use real food as Nature’s supreme disease preventative, eschewing processed pet food, and minimise the vaccine risk. Some of us, myself included, have chosen not to vaccinate our pets at all. Our reward is healthy and long-lived dogs.

    It has taken but one paragraph to tell you the good and simple news. The gratitude I feel each day, when I embrace my healthy dogs, stretches from the centre of the Earth to the Universe and beyond.
    Endnotes
    1. “Effects of Vaccination on the Endocrine and Immune Systems of Dogs, Phase II”, Purdue University, November 1,1999, at http://www.homestead.com/vonhapsburg...nvaccines.html.
    2. See www.vet.purdue.edu/epi/gdhstudy.htm.
    3. See http://www.avma.org/vafstf/default.asp.
    4. Veterinary Products Committee (VPC) Working Group on Feline and Canine Vaccination, DEFRA, May 2001.
    5. JVM Series A 50(6):286-291, August 2003.
    6. Duval, D. and Giger,U. (1996). “Vaccine-Associated Immune-Mediated Hemolytic Anemia in the Dog”, Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine 10:290-295.
    7. New England Journal of Medicine, vol.313,1985.
    See also Clin Exp Rheumatol 20(6):767-71, Nov-Dec 2002.
    8. Am Coll Vet Intern Med 14:381,2000.
    9. Dodds, Jean W.,DVM, “Immune System and Disease Resistance”, at http://www.critterchat.net/immune.htm.
    10. Wolf Clan magazine, April/May 1995.
    11. Goldstein, Martin, The Nature of Animal Healing, Borzoi/Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1999.
    12. Wolf Clan magazine, op. cit.
    13. ibid.
    14. Journal of Inflammation 1:3,2004, at http://www.journal-inflammation.com content/1/1/3.
    15. Klingborg, D.J., Hustead, D.R. and Curry-Galvin, E. et al., “AVMA Council on Biologic and Therapeutic Agents’ report on cat and dog vaccines”, Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 221(10):1401-1407, November 15,2002, http://www.avma.org/policies/vaccination.htm.
    16. ibid.
    17. Schultz, R.D., “Current and future canine and feline vaccination programs”, Vet Med 93:233-254,1998.
    18. Schultz, R.D., Ford, R.B., Olsen, J. and Scott, P., “Titer testing and vaccination: a new look at traditional practices”, Vet Med 97:1-13, 2002 (insert).
    19. Twark, L. and Dodds, W.J., “Clinical application of serum parvovirus and distemper virus antibody titers for determining revaccination strategies in healthy dogs”, J Am Vet Med Assoc 217:1021-1024,2000.

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    If you can identify the early signs of parvo you will successfully treat it with activated charcoal. A couple of years ago I had a young dog desexed and he got parvo at the vets. He died. It's said that once you've smelled parvo you'll never forget it. Last year I brought two more pups into my home. I knew parvo would still be in the ground, but I had the cure this time. When one started vomiting I recognised the smell immediately. I gave all the dogs in the house activated charcoal. Watched them and repeated about 6 hours later. Everyone was fine.
    If you catch it in the early stages a Vaccine will also treat (which is weird, but it works)

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    Parvo is, in my opinion, a man made disease introduced for profit. It can cost thousands of dollars to treat and in most cases the vet won't succeed anyway.
    There's a lot of this "weaponized this" and "man made that" type of talk going around... while it's possible I find it highly doubtful.

    treatment for Parvo shouldn't cost thousands of dollars, your Vet is taking advantage of you (as all modern medicine seems to do).
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    Thank you so much for this thread. We just got a new LGD (livestock guardian dog), a Great Pyrenees. I haven’t had a dog in 7 years and have been pondering, especially, the parvo issue, to vaccinate or not. I knew it could stick around in the ground and lost a puppy to parvo about 35 years ago. Researching this topic has been on my to do list for some time.

    We also have a small herd of mini goats (Nigerian Dwarf). It will be 2 years this month since I brought home my first 2 goats and it has been an interesting journey. I found that almost everyone I talked to did regular vaccinations and chemical worming as well. My girls gave birth to 8 kids this last spring and I did not vaccinate them. I also use an herbal wormer (Fiascofarm) on them, with good results so far.

    And I am buying a much more expensive grain free dog food but still need to do more research. I have heard of another goat person who used colloidal silver for various complaints with her goats with positive results. Even just finding quality GMO free grain for the girls when they are in milk has not been easy. These are all things I never used to worry about.

    I am also looking into alternative wormers for the horse that we got this spring. And there I discovered I need to look into finding farmers who grow their hay more holistically, as in without the heavy chemical fertilizers in current common farming techniques.

    I have long been thinking about how all the same things that effect humans effect all life. Some we can’t do much about, but it is fun to explore how these same natural remedies and preventive measures often work with equal efficacy on our non-human friends as well. We often do have to chart our own territory, as quality info has been somewhat lacking, at least in my small efforts at researching these topics.

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    Pharma can keep their vaccines as far as I’m concern. Every pet/animal I've been around never needed medicine unless their environment/habitat was contaminated by man...and even then most figure out how to adapt and survive without human intervention.
    As for me... I’ll just have what the birds, deer’s, elephants, whales, and most land and sea life use….”pure Nature”. A healthy diet and an active lifestyle is all I ever needed…I’ve never seen or heard of wild animals inoculating each other so they can live on this planet dis-ease free. I haven’t been sick (not even a cold) for over 15 years. I can even be around people with colds and still don’t catch their illness. No meds and/or supplements of any kind, just a lot of water and fruits. The body can take care of itself, especially when consuming the most purest and rawest of nutrients needed to sustain health.

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    Default Re: What about vaccines for pets?

    I took our Pug in for an ear infection and expressly told them that I did not want the routine vaccine injections. Took the dog home and she began to swell. Her face looked awful and she was in pain, whimpering and pawing at her face. I called the vet and they admitted that they 'snuck' a few vaccines in for the 'good of the dog'. Drove over and gave them hell. The vet was not responsible and chastised her technician for being sneaky. Of course the dog had to have a steroid to handle the gross swelling. It still drives up my blood pressure thinking about the incident.
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    Default Re: What about vaccines for pets?

    The last 3 cats I had from birth until death, all lived into their 20s. Each one, I had to put down, when they no longer had any quality of life, but the vet, always amazed at their longivity, and their quality of the long life. They only trip to the vet ever, was to go to their final resting place.

    The vet asked how I possibly had 3 in a row that lived healthy into their twenties. I never vaccinated. (they were also indoor cats)
    When having outdoor cats, I do think vaccinations are important. Too many contagions can be contracted from strays, and other wild and neighboring animals.

    Mpennery- KUDOS!!! The story of the diabetic cat is awesome.

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