Re: Vaccinations for dogs
Re: Vaccinations for dogs
Over the years we've only had one dog reacted badly to the vaccine and we agreed with the vet to try another brand and she was fine on that. I have however seen several parvo victims and nearly lost a little manchester terrier to kennel cough which isn't always the benign thing described earlier in the thread.Re: Vaccinations for dogs
i am amazed that you have seen 'several ' victims .Re: Vaccinations for dogs
Re: Vaccinations for dogs
Annie, some interesting observations from dog owners, instead of vets who flog this product, have a flick through here:Re: Vaccinations for dogs
Some of those comments are a bit worrying Mups, particularly the owner who says the stuff had the same effect as paint stripper!Re: Vaccinations for dogs
I have read of quite a few people who say it seems to sting and burn when they put it on, and I do know one chap (a doctor,) who shows his Beddies and was very angry because it made the hair die and drop out on the back of his dog's neck. He had paid to enter his dog in some forthcoming shows, but couldn't take him with the bald patch. He reckons it took months to regrow.Re: Vaccinations for dogs
I do vaccinate Chloe, she is on the 3 year protocol with a yearly leptospirosis vaccine which I wouldn't have if I had a couch potato dog but I walk through land and streams frequented by rats. We have had a few cases of lepto locally.Re: Vaccinations for dogs
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