bracken28 0 Posted June 14, 2007 Report Share Posted June 14, 2007 I admit that I have only ever had the puppy jabs for my dogs, I just wanted to see what the general opinion was concerning the jabs, it looks to be 50/50 boost or not, I would be interested to know what the only puppy jabed dogs died of. If my memory serves me right, the vets said that my terrier died of a mixture of nastys caught from that ratting session, either true or not i know that i do not want the same to happen to my other dogs so i take them to the vets once a year to have the done, but as scallwag said my vet rotates these boosters as to not affect their immune system,, Quote Link to post
squirreltail 15 Posted June 14, 2007 Report Share Posted June 14, 2007 I THINK WHAT DTCHY IS SAYING IS THAT BOOSTERS ARE A LOAD OF SHITE AND THAT ITS JUST VETS MAKING MONEY. I HAVE ALSO READ THAT REPORT OR AT LEAST PART OF IT. IT WAS ACTUALY UP ON ONE OF THESE SITES A FEW YEARS AGO. LEPTOSPIROSES, OR WIELS DISEASE. NOW I ASKED ABOUT THIS A FEW YEARS AGO AT WARICK UNI DOING MY B.P.C.A COURSE. I ASKED WHY WAS IT THAT DOGS COULD GET VACINARED AGIANST IT BUT US AS PESTERS COULD NOT. AND THE ANSWER WAS THIS . THERE ARE SO MANY DIFFRENT STRAINS OF LEPTO THAT VACINTION IS NOT GOING TO WORK. SO I ASKED HOW COME IT WORKS FOR DOGS, I GOT NO ANSWER. DONT GET ME WRONG YOU NEED TO VACINATE AS PUPS BUT THE BOOSTERS , ARE JUST FOR MAKING MONEY. HOW MANY TIMES HAVE YOU BEEN VACINATED FOR POLIO, HOOPING COUGH, TB ECT ONLY ONCE THATS HOW VACINES WORK . THEY GIVE A TINY DOSE SO THAT YOUR IMUNE SYSTEM LEARNS TO FIGHT THAT VIRUS. ITS THE SAME IN ANIMALS. JUST VETS OUT TO EARN MORE TOMO HEAR HEAR Quote Link to post
sidebyside 0 Posted June 29, 2007 Author Report Share Posted June 29, 2007 I have had the bitch jab with the first two, I asked the vet if it was necessary to have the booster, of course he said it was, when I asked for it in writting he refused, when I asked him why he suggested that I found another vet as he would not allow dogs into his surgery that had not had annual boosters, so it's catch 22. Quote Link to post
Scallywag 78 Posted June 29, 2007 Report Share Posted June 29, 2007 Your vet sounds like a bit of a tw@t. Why can't he at least enter into a discussion with you? Mind you, asking him to put something in writing was probably a bit provocative I give my dogs boosters because I travel and take the dogs with me when I go, including into cities. I've heard of a couple of country dogs like mine that haven't had their boosters and been taken into cities where they've died of (I think) parvo. Quote Link to post
Guest Ditch_Shitter Posted June 30, 2007 Report Share Posted June 30, 2007 I THINK WHAT DTCHY IS SAYING IS THAT BOOSTERS ARE A LOAD OF SHITE AND THAT ITS JUST VETS MAKING MONEY. I HAVE ALSO READ THAT REPORT OR AT LEAST PART OF IT. IT WAS ACTUALY UP ON ONE OF THESE SITES A FEW YEARS AGO. Yeppers. It was up on the M....... site, Tomo. I put it there. Ye should've read it ALL and then ye'd have known the truth about the Lepto' jab too. Now here's ye chance to Fully educate yeself, mate ~ and you others. Stop guessing. Start Knowing. " Knowledge Is Power " Here it is ~ Again. SBS; Find another vet. That one's little more than a common thief. Quote Link to post
FERRETBOY 680 Posted June 30, 2007 Report Share Posted June 30, 2007 (edited) as i am going to have pet insurance for my and my dads pups.would we have to keep the annual injections upto date so it doesnt affect claiming of the pet insurance. good hunting rew Edited June 30, 2007 by REW Quote Link to post
Simoman 110 Posted June 30, 2007 Report Share Posted June 30, 2007 Well I will read ditchys link with interest I have spoken to vets who beleive that boosters are neccersary but not annually, I still vaccinate annually for several reasons, difficult to find a GOOD boarding kennels if not jabbed up, keeps my insurance valid and if I decide to bog off and emmigrate I'd rather like to take my dogs with us. However annual vaccinations have always been a hot potato with dogfolk............... Quote Link to post
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