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Carol Roberts
@InHisHolyName
21 September, 12:18
In response Laurie Sunshine to her Publication
The soaring rates of cancer in domesticated animals like dogs and cats could very well be related to over vaccination, as well as the poor quality of pet food. Perhaps many of these cancers could be successfully treated by reducing vaccinations, weight based dosing and giving parasitic medications. A simple titer checking test would be an excellent alternative to additional vaccines. If the pet has an effective positive titer, then no vax is needed. Big Pharma would hate that however. It would be great if home titer tests were available much like a pregnancy test is. Swab the saliva, or test the urine to get a titer. 😇
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I have always done titers because I have a large breed and most of my dogs have lived well past the average lifespan for the breed. The trick is planning and getting it done before boarding if you have to travel otherwise you will have to have your dogs UTD. Preferable to have a dog sitter or someone stay with your pets but it is hard to find one you trust in your home and who you trust your dogs with. Some breeds are inclined to guard so it is important to make sure the dog sitter has experience. My dogs have had trouble on walks after the jabs with people so I have not tried a dog sitter since then. Might be something to consider if you are not sure.
03:48 PM - Sep 21, 2023
In response Carol Roberts to her Publication
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Carol Roberts
@InHisHolyName
21 September, 05:49
In response Fight_for_Life to her Publication
We travel with our dog. If an emergency trip is necessary, we have neighbors who can watch over our dog. 😊
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