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In today’s episode, Dr. Andrew Jones delves into the critical topic of pet vaccinations. Learn which vaccines are essential for your pet’s health and which ones you might want to reconsider. Dr. Jones provides expert advice on how to navigate the complex world of vaccinations to ensure the best protection for your furry friends without unnecessary risks.
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How do you find a vet who won’t give vaccines???
I saw a worm on my cat’s tail I think it’s a tapeworm, idk if i should bring her to vet and it’s kind of worrying me. Can anybody suggest me something of what i must do? It’s my first time having a pet😢
This guy is not sharing any data. We’re all just taking his word for it. Look at the science and make an educated decision. There is science that disapprove some of the information shared in this video. Remember, we can all find a video that will agree with our skepticism. Seek out the facts! Same principle applies whenever you visit the animal hospital.
I adopted a cruelty case 1 year old kitty. She was missing teeth, left eye was damaged and her left leg had been broken and never had any care. She barely weighed 5 lbs. the first 4 months she did well and gained weight. Then she started loosing weight. Took her back to my vet to find out she had lymphoma. She passed away less than four weeks later. This baby really broke my heart. I often think that with all the stress she went through, then in a shelter, given all the vaccines it overwhelmed her system and the cancer was the result .
What if I have 1 strictly indoor, and one outdoor/indoor cat. Should I vax the indoor? So the outdoor one doesn’t expose it to anything?