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Is it necessary to vaccinate older pets?

Posted by | October 19th, 2009 | Published in Pets & Animals

… for excessiveness or obsessiveness. I’m not writing that you should vaccinate for every single disease or sickness we have a vaccine for. That would be very irresponsible and extremely taxing on anyone’s immune system. You should be informed on …

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Tags: Eating Habit, Pathogens, Vaccinations

Ferret health: Vaccinations – Part 1

Posted by | September 27th, 2009 | Published in Pets & Animals

… ferrets do not need a series of different vaccinations when they are babies.

As some ferrets have bad reactions to certain vaccinations it is important to stay with your pet for up to at least three hours after vaccinations have taken place. …

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Tags: Indoor Pets, Saliva, Three Months

Dog walking safety

Posted by | September 25th, 2009 | Published in Pets & Animals

… vaccination attached to your dog’s collar. They are very helpful should your dog somehow escape. Make sure Rabies vaccinations are always kept up to date.

Leave it

Teach your dog the “leave it’ command and the ‘drop it’ command. …

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Tags: Dog Paws, Peace Of Mind, Prong Collars

Vital vaccinations for dogs

Posted by | September 13th, 2009 | Published in Pets & Animals

… of age. The first shot only last for one year but after that, it will last for three years. There are usually no known side effects to this shot,but there can be a rare reaction to this shot. The symptoms include: ulcers, scabs, scarring with loss of …

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Tags: Loss Of Hair, Rescue Dogs, Vital Vaccinations

Vaccinations and pets

Posted by | September 1st, 2009 | Published in Pets & Animals

… the dam through colostrum to her puppies is still high. This maternal antibody will neutralize the vaccine.

REACTIONS TO VACCINATION

1. Puppies may have fever or body temperature above 39.5c.

2. May have pain or temporary round …

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Tags: Coincidence, Slippers, Vaccinations

Why testing a new kitten for feline leukemia is important

Posted by | August 5th, 2009 | Published in Pets & Animals

… FELV, the vaccine is not 100%effectiveve but may lower the chances. Talk to your vet about FELV vaccine induced side effects.

-Neuter male cats to prevent them from escaping and getting into fights with infected cats.

-Consider that …

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Tags: Blood Transfusions, Feline Leukemia Test, Felv

Vaccinations and pets – Part 1

Posted by | July 10th, 2009 | Published in Pets & Animals

… say from the start, that there is a difference in breeds and particularly size of breeds when it comes to vaccinations. Since I specialize in a small breed, I will only address them.

Puppies are born with maternal antibodies that can prevent …

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Tags: Lyme, Pet Owner, Rabies Vaccination

Ferret health: Vaccinations

Posted by | June 3rd, 2009 | Published in Pets & Animals

… innoculate against illnesses if your ferret bites. When you vaccinate your ferret, it gets a certificate of vaccination. This document gives all the important information about your pet vaccine. It helps if your ferret bites other people. In other …

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Tags: Ferret, Sick Pets, Veterinary Care

Cat vaccinations: When and how often

Posted by | May 6th, 2009 | Published in Pets & Animals

… into a more individual approach. This provides the best balance between benefit and risk.

Like all things, vaccines have a negative side. The risk in recent years of vaccine-induced tumors has become more prevalent. Still, the positive …

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Tags: Rabies Vaccination, Veterinarians, Vets