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Everyone has an opinion on this one about whether vaccines are really safe
or not.
My personal opinion: killed vaccines are fine. I get my child and my dogs
and cats vaccinated because I feel that it's important that they have this
immunity for themselves and the community. I have been seeing a resurgence of
distemper and some other diseases that can be protected against (with the
understanding that nothing is 100%). I just give the least amount of vaccine as
possible as infrequently as possible and make sure that they receive their
vaccines in a leg and not shoulder or other inoperable place in the offchance
that they do have a reaction to the vaccine. The new vaccines are supposed to be
safer, as well.
So no unnecessary vaccines, like no FeLV vaccine. I would just do the
basics--rabies and distemper.
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