> Personally, I don't vaccinate at all any more.
>
>
> Phaewryn
It is against the law to adopt out cats here without vaccinating them
for rabies, so I want to use the least harmful method.
Thanks for the link!
"... they told me that the one year had fewer additives and the 3 year actually
carried more risk of injection site sarcoma because it had more additives in it
to
make it effective for 3 years. Therefore they do not give the 3 year
there."
Vaccines, including Rabies, vary in ingredients by manufa
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> Hi Roxane,
>
> One of the clinics here in NJ is also going to a one year rabies
> vaccine -
> I asked them in particular why, and they said it's a slightl
to protect our animals so much but to protect
human (unnecessarily) from rabies..
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The "one
The "one year" rabies vaccines have been shown to be effective for 3 years
in many cases. The trouble is getting the studies done to prove it, and getting
manufacturer's to relabel their products. The "2 year" and "3 year" vaccines
have been the ones that they have completed the studies on so
My vet told me that the 1 year and the 3 years vaccines are different from
each other in the way they are formulated. He said that in the areas where
the 3 year vaccine has been in use, the rabies vector is higher.
One way to get around the annual vaccine is to do titers - to actually test
There is a rabies vaccine (can't remember the name off the top of my head--
the company is something like Mirasol) that goes into the skin without a
needle. My vet carries it (it is actually how I chose my current
vet). It is a yearly shot, but it supposedly has no risk of associated
sarco
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Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 3:17 PM
Subject: OT-Rabies Vaccine
I just had an upsetting phone call with my vets office. They are
going from a 2 years rabies vaccine to a annual rabies vaccine for cats, it is
now 3 years for dogs. I thought that ther
I've had vets tell me they are the same.Belinda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: in reality, the 3-year and the 1-year are actually the same dosage--anyone know anything about that?) >I've also heard that.-- Belindahappiness is being owned by cats ...Be-Mi-Kittieshttp://bemikitties.comPost Adop
e Baldwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org> To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org> Subject: OT-Rabies Vaccine>> I just had an upsetting phone call with my vets office. They are going from a 2 years rabies vaccine to a annual rabies vaccine for cats, it is now
in reality, the 3-year and the 1-year are actually the same
dosage--anyone know anything about that?) >
I've also heard that.
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July 10, 2006 2:36 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: RE: OT-Rabies Vaccine Unless it changed (last checked was 2005), the state of Iowa doesn't have a law dealing with feline vaccines, canine
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> Subject: OT-Rabies Vaccine
>
> I just had an upsetting phone call with my vets office. They are going from
> a 2 years rabies vaccine to a annual rabies vaccine for cats, it is now 3
> years for dogs. I thought that there was only on
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Unless it changed (last checked was 2005), the state of Iowa doesn't have a law
dealing with feline vaccines, canine yes(rabies only).
My FIV & Felv will not have another vaccine ever. I'm just so
upset because this vets office and others
lb of cats which is very scary.. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of TenHouseCatsSent: Monday, July 10, 2006 2:24 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: OT-Rabies Vaccine every state's regs are different--but many DO require an annual s
very scary..
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every state's regs are different--but many DO require an annual shot;
around here
every state's regs are different--but many DO require an annual shot; around here (mid-Michigan), they're only giving the one-year shot (i don't have the citation, but i've heard that, in reality, the 3-year and the 1-year are actually the same dosage--anyone know anything about that?)
my ve
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I just had an upsetting phone call with my vets office. They are
going from a 2 years rabies vaccine to a annual rabies vaccine for cats, it is
now 3
I just had an upsetting phone call with my vets office. They are going from a 2 years rabies vaccine to a annual rabies vaccine for cats, it is now 3 years for dogs. I thought that there was only one type of rabies vaccine and it was a 3 year shot. With the study that Jean Dodds is trying to put
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