paulus 26 Posted March 3, 2013 Report Share Posted March 3, 2013 I didnt think you were, I'm open to others opinions & advice you are feeling sleepy, very,very sleepy :laugh: Quote Link to post
Hunter99 2 Posted March 3, 2013 Report Share Posted March 3, 2013 i jab mine at 10 weeks with a 7in1 then give it 1 to 2 weeks after Quote Link to post
CorkyJohn 808 Posted March 3, 2013 Report Share Posted March 3, 2013 I didnt think you were, I'm open to others opinions & advice you are feeling sleepy, very,very sleepy :laugh: Wanker lol Quote Link to post
Chid 6,493 Posted March 3, 2013 Report Share Posted March 3, 2013 pups can be injected from 6 weeks according to alot of vet sites and manufacturers ... i did mine at 7 week for the first and 9 week for the second .. and wouldnt take them out till about 10 days after the second not worth the risk imo 1 Quote Link to post
baldockbanks courser 598 Posted March 3, 2013 Report Share Posted March 3, 2013 I think it's very rare for a pup to get parvo before 12 weeks. Personally I get mine jabbed at 8 weeks and again at 10, I take pup out after 1st jab, but I'm not a vet. Argument I always have when they tell me I need a yearly booster that I never have. "Is there any evidence of a dog jabbed as a pup catching parvo after 12 months?" Just a con from vets booster jabs, never had 1 never had any problems. 1 Quote Link to post
gorger 977 Posted March 4, 2013 Report Share Posted March 4, 2013 Seen 2 litters last couple years die parvo at 6 weeks just before they were to be jabbed 2 summer ago there was lota parvo about vet said. Guy burnt kennels got real good disinfectant for hospitals 7 months later put his 3 year old bitch in same block she came down with parvo died with in 48 hours. She was jabed as a pup got booster at 12 months but missed nxt 2 boosters. My view if you rate ur dogs get them boostered each year. Jab a pup from 8 weeks. Quote Link to post
brendy mc l 694 Posted March 4, 2013 Report Share Posted March 4, 2013 john tell him go to green mount theres desinfectand out there it dear but the fella said its like acid kills any thing going 60 pound a drum Quote Link to post
TOMO 26,065 Posted March 4, 2013 Report Share Posted March 4, 2013 Just got back from the vets, with a terrier pup, that's just been jabbed ,, she said the same thing as the op,,, so long as you know the other dogs have been done,,, but let's be honest why would you know for sure,,, Cost 30 quid,,, they had an offer on normally 54 ,,,, mind by feck did she try to sell me all kinds of other packages ,, flea treatment,, worms packages ,,, then she siad when are you booking her in for microchip,,,, I said I'm not ,,, she siad its law,,, I said yes in 3 years time,,,, feck did she stutter, then she said about teeth cleaning,,, I said yes plenty of bones,,, oh don't be feeding them bones,,, they can splinter and get stuck,,, I said yes that can happen I've pulled a few out myself on me other dogs,, and on my ferrets,,, but your not telling me raw bones are bad for dogs.. As for the other stuff ,, I simply said with all due respect I can get everything cheaper on line. Not my usual vets by the way,,, just went there cos of the offer on the jabs,, Looked in to pet passport whilst there,,, priced up at 120 quid wich I thought wert bad,,,, 19 quid of that was the chipp ,, Quote Link to post
TOMO 26,065 Posted March 4, 2013 Report Share Posted March 4, 2013 Oh forgot,,, then she says when are you going to spay her?.. Feck me,,, she says they can get infections,,,, I said what like pymetra (spelling) ,,, oh you know about that,,,, yes I've had an old dog dy from it at 13, A few week back I was defending vets,,, some of you may remember,,,,,lol,, ile get me coat,,,, 1 Quote Link to post
LaraCroft 863 Posted March 4, 2013 Report Share Posted March 4, 2013 Just got back from the vets, with a terrier pup, that's just been jabbed ,, she said the same thing as the op,,, so long as you know the other dogs have been done,,, but let's be honest why would you know for sure,,, Cost 30 quid,,, they had an offer on normally 54 ,,,, mind by feck did she try to sell me all kinds of other packages ,, flea treatment,, worms packages ,,, then she siad when are you booking her in for microchip,,,, I said I'm not ,,, she siad its law,,, I said yes in 3 years time,,,, feck did she stutter, then she said about teeth cleaning,,, I said yes plenty of bones,,, oh don't be feeding them bones,,, they can splinter and get stuck,,, I said yes that can happen I've pulled a few out myself on me other dogs,, and on my ferrets,,, but your not telling me raw bones are bad for dogs.. As for the other stuff ,, I simply said with all due respect I can get everything cheaper on line. Not my usual vets by the way,,, just went there cos of the offer on the jabs,, Looked in to pet passport whilst there,,, priced up at 120 quid wich I thought wert bad,,,, 19 quid of that was the chipp ,, Vets seem to get surprisingly little teaching on feeding/nutrition of dogs. With the ease of chucking a scoop of dried complete dog food in a bowl once a day, I think they are always amazed that some people choose to feed any differently. The percent markup they charge on flea treatments, worming, toothpaste,food etc is a huge money maker for them, as is getting older pets in for dental treatment - which is often done by ( trained, and experienced ) vet nurses. I take mine to a vet surgery that are 90% farm animal, 10 % pets - IMHO the attitude of a large animal vet is far more "realistic" and fits with my idea of what I do and don't want for my dogs. 1 Quote Link to post
paulus 26 Posted March 4, 2013 Report Share Posted March 4, 2013 Just got back from the vets, with a terrier pup, that's just been jabbed ,, she said the same thing as the op,,, so long as you know the other dogs have been done,,, but let's be honest why would you know for sure,,, Cost 30 quid,,, they had an offer on normally 54 ,,,, mind by feck did she try to sell me all kinds of other packages ,, flea treatment,, worms packages ,,, then she siad when are you booking her in for microchip,,,, I said I'm not ,,, she siad its law,,, I said yes in 3 years time,,,, feck did she stutter, then she said about teeth cleaning,,, I said yes plenty of bones,,, oh don't be feeding them bones,,, they can splinter and get stuck,,, I said yes that can happen I've pulled a few out myself on me other dogs,, and on my ferrets,,, but your not telling me raw bones are bad for dogs.. As for the other stuff ,, I simply said with all due respect I can get everything cheaper on line. Not my usual vets by the way,,, just went there cos of the offer on the jabs,, Looked in to pet passport whilst there,,, priced up at 120 quid wich I thought wert bad,,,, 19 quid of that was the chipp ,, vets4pets have on offer on £15 http://www.vets.co.uk/pet-advice/dog-advice/dog-health-advice/dog-vaccinations/ Quote Link to post
fieldsportsman 107 Posted March 4, 2013 Author Report Share Posted March 4, 2013 i got a good deal. the two jabs, wormers, micro chip, flea treatment and some other bits for 60 quid Quote Link to post
redtailhawk1 84 Posted March 4, 2013 Report Share Posted March 4, 2013 Just got back from the vets, with a terrier pup, that's just been jabbed ,, she said the same thing as the op,,, so long as you know the other dogs have been done,,, but let's be honest why would you know for sure,,, Cost 30 quid,,, they had an offer on normally 54 ,,,, mind by feck did she try to sell me all kinds of other packages ,, flea treatment,, worms packages ,,, then she siad when are you booking her in for microchip,,,, I said I'm not ,,, she siad its law,,, I said yes in 3 years time,,,, feck did she stutter, then she said about teeth cleaning,,, I said yes plenty of bones,,, oh don't be feeding them bones,,, they can splinter and get stuck,,, I said yes that can happen I've pulled a few out myself on me other dogs,, and on my ferrets,,, but your not telling me raw bones are bad for dogs.. As for the other stuff ,, I simply said with all due respect I can get everything cheaper on line. Not my usual vets by the way,,, just went there cos of the offer on the jabs,, Looked in to pet passport whilst there,,, priced up at 120 quid wich I thought wert bad,,,, 19 quid of that was the chipp ,, vets4pets have on offer on £15 http://www.vets.co.uk/pet-advice/dog-advice/dog-health-advice/dog-vaccinations/ Iv just booked my jackrussel x Lakeland pup in for her first jab tomorrow with them Quote Link to post
paulus 26 Posted March 4, 2013 Report Share Posted March 4, 2013 Just got back from the vets, with a terrier pup, that's just been jabbed ,, she said the same thing as the op,,, so long as you know the other dogs have been done,,, but let's be honest why would you know for sure,,, Cost 30 quid,,, they had an offer on normally 54 ,,,, mind by feck did she try to sell me all kinds of other packages ,, flea treatment,, worms packages ,,, then she siad when are you booking her in for microchip,,,, I said I'm not ,,, she siad its law,,, I said yes in 3 years time,,,, feck did she stutter, then she said about teeth cleaning,,, I said yes plenty of bones,,, oh don't be feeding them bones,,, they can splinter and get stuck,,, I said yes that can happen I've pulled a few out myself on me other dogs,, and on my ferrets,,, but your not telling me raw bones are bad for dogs.. As for the other stuff ,, I simply said with all due respect I can get everything cheaper on line. Not my usual vets by the way,,, just went there cos of the offer on the jabs,, Looked in to pet passport whilst there,,, priced up at 120 quid wich I thought wert bad,,,, 19 quid of that was the chipp ,, vets4pets have on offer on £15 http://www.vets.co.uk/pet-advice/dog-advice/dog-health-advice/dog-vaccinations/ Iv just booked my jackrussel x Lakeland pup in for her first jab tomorrow with them there the cheapest doing it at the minute for boosters anyway apart fron diy Quote Link to post
TOMO 26,065 Posted March 4, 2013 Report Share Posted March 4, 2013 ThaTs where i [BANNED TEXT]T paul ,,,, 15,, for each jab Quote Link to post
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