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Old 09-03-2006, 08:04 AM
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Thumbs up Yeah! every 3 years finally recommended

I wasn't planning on giving my ACD shots every year now that I have been doing research on vaccines and talking to people on dog forums who feel the same. But low and behold my vet shocked me to bring it up before I even got to. She told me that after this last vaccine for Cai that he won't need anything for 3 years and that I could titer him before I even would consider giving him anymore shots. I think it is great how up front my vet is and that they are doing there homework. However, they still need an annual check-up and heartworm. Now, if I can get my vets office to brush up on there nutrition skills and stop pushing Science Diet on people, YUCK!
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Old 09-03-2006, 08:07 AM
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fantastic I am ll for this research and care dogs are being over vacinated IMO!!!!!
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Why do vet offices always push Science Diet? I dont understand, they even gave me a packet about it and a free 5 pound bag for my Kitten Roper.
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Why do vet offices always push Science Diet? I dont understand, they even gave me a packet about it and a free 5 pound bag for my Kitten Roper.
Supposedly they (vets offices) make a commission from selling it. It is such crappy food.
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Great news about the vaccine recommendations...hope my vet is on board.
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Even if I could get my vet onboard, I can't find a boarding place that will accept anything more than one year - titers, or not! I don't think most really understand titers and aren't ready to learn either.

Same with our groomer!

It's a massive example of CYA! They're so afraid something bad is going to happen and they'll get sued for it.
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