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Location: Long Eaton
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21-07-2005, 11:13 AM
i think as they get older they are more prone to picking stuff up the last thing i would want is a dog with problems getting a bug and being ill.
we had it with our old girl a heart condition but we kept her jabs upto date to be safe.
i think it depends if they go out where they go out etc for the risk involved to the dog.
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Location: South East UK
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21-07-2005, 01:39 PM
Originally Posted by Christine
*I had a right run in with a previous vet a couple of years ago on this when I said I may not be vaccinating again, and he accused the likes of me of spreading these diseases! I backed down and had Cassie vaccinated, but she was not well at the time having just recovered from a severe case of toxic poisoning where she had been on a drip for a whole week*Oh that makes me so angry Helen, it states very very clearly on all patient data for each & every vaccine issued *Should only be administered to healthy animals* AND that goes for humans too!!!!
Anyway whats done is done, can only live & learn & go forward eh
Let me know if you`d like a little bedtime reading, have more along those lines
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Location: Northumberland
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21-07-2005, 01:47 PM
I have 4 cats also which after their initial vacs they havent been done again and the oldest is 15. I would say unless breeding or getting another pup dont bother even vets dont always agree with them.
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Location: Spain
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21-07-2005, 02:39 PM
Originally Posted by Helena54
Yes please Christine, how will you send it pm me and I can give you my e-mail address maybe?? Thanks a lot, I'm very intereted.
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