AWESOME you are asking this very very important question.
I have posted a lot of info on Vaccines. You can search them out. Here is a lot of reading for you!
Lots of Vets push Vaccines. But remember YOU are the advocate for your pet, and you pay them! They should not be re-vaccinating (Boosters) with Core vaccines Distemper/Parvo/Adeno every year! Core vaccines can last 5-7yrs and up to the life of the pet.
Core (Distemper/Parvo/Adeno) vaccines are most important.
NO to Combo Wombo 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 way vaccines.
As puppies just the Core vaccines Distemper/Parvo/Adeno. Soon you will have to get a Rabies Vaccine depending on your local laws.
Rabies vaccines should NOT be given at the same time with any other vaccine. It should be spaced out at least 1mo or longer from other vaccines.
Also ask for a Thimerosol (Mercury) Free Rabies vaccine.
Thimerosal in rabies vaccines? That's a mercury-based ingredient ... A few companies are making thimerosal-free rabies vaccines, is your vet using it?
www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com
Nov 09, 2021 · Thimerosal (mercury) Free Vaccines A few companies are making canine rabies vaccines that do not contain thimerosal. Merial makes a thimerosal-free rabies vaccine called
Kennel Cough No Its just like a human cold. If you do get the Bordetella (Kennel Cough) Vaccine, get the intranasal one not the injectable. The Bordetella vaccine does not cover all of the multiple bacteria that can cause Kennel Cough.
Does Your Vet Follow the New Vaccination Protocol?
Does Your Vet Follow the New Vaccination Protocol?
The AAHA canine vaccination task force has updated their previous annual protocol for core vaccines to an every 3-year protocol.
How Often Should You Give Your Pet a Vaccination?
https://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2014/08/06/pet-vaccination.aspx
Dr. Becker offer some recommendations for dog owners interested in affordable titer testing for core canine diseases instead of re-vaccinations.
How to Minimize Adverse Vaccine Reactions in Your Pet
How to Minimize Adverse Vaccine Reactions in Your Pet
Side effects from vaccines are common; they can be mild and transient, or they can be life-threatening, either right after the procedure or years down the road
The Truth About Pet Vaccinations | Part 1
The Truth About Pet Vaccinations | Part 1
Learn about the unvarnished truth about dog vaccinations and cat vaccinations from Dr. Ronald Schultz, a pioneer and expert in the field of veterinary vaccines.
When it Comes to Vaccinating Your Pet Less is More
When it Comes to Vaccinating Your Pet Less is More
How many vaccines does your dog or cat really need ... and what are the risks of over-vaccinating?
Pet Vaccination, Vaccine Dangers, and Vaccinosis
Pet Vaccination, Vaccine Dangers, and Vaccinosis
Dr. Richard Pitcaim says vaccinosis is the disturbance of the vital force by vaccination that results in the emotional and physical change.
The Best Part About the New Dog Vaccination Guidelines
The Best Part About the New Dog Vaccination Guidelines
The new guidelines for dog vaccination now recommend pets to get puppy shots, such as rabies vaccine, canine parvo, and canine distemper, less frequently.
Pet Immunization Is Far Riskier Than You Might Think
Pet Immunization Is Far Riskier Than You Might Think
A knowledgeable pet owner insists on antibody titer tests to measure pet's immunity to disease, and opt out of unnecessary, potentially risky re-vaccinations.
Vaccines and Your Pet's Immune System
Vaccines and Your Pet's Immune System
Immunonutrition refers to macronutrients, vitamins, minerals, and trace elements that help support, protect, and enhance your pet's immune system
Is Your Vet a Cautious or Casual Vaccinator?
Is Your Vet a Cautious or Casual Vaccinator?
Dr. Jean Dodds, founder of Hemopet and Pet Life-Line, explains that vaccination programs have traditionally been the holy grail of veterinary medicine.
Does Your Vet Discuss Risks From Over-Vaccination?
What's Up With Time Magazine's Pet Parent Rhetoric?
According to this veterinary vaccine advocate, if you're concerned about over-vaccinating your pet, you are an 'anti-vaxxer.'
Should the Rabies Vaccine Be Given Every Two or Three Years?
Should the Rabies Vaccine Be Given Every Two or Three Years?
The rabies vaccine is required by every state in the U.S. but repeatedly administering the rabies vaccine for dogs does not enhance your pet's immunity.
Facts About the Rabies Vaccine
Facts About the Rabies Vaccine
Veterinary vaccines expert Dr. Ronald Schultz talks about proper pet vaccine schedule, particularly when administering the mandatory rabies vaccine.
Things to Know About the Rabies Vaccine
Two Big, Common Mistakes Made With Rabies Vaccine
A recent study revealed interesting insights into the effectiveness of rabies vaccinations in young dogs, including incidences of vaccine failure.
Cat Vaccination Dangers | Feline Leukemia Vaccine
Cat Vaccination Dangers | Feline Leukemia Vaccine
Inappropriate use of the feline leukemia vaccine (felv) equipment may potentially cause leg fractures in cats and kittens.
Core and Non-Core Vaccines in Cats and Dogs
Core and Non-Core Vaccines in Cats and Dogs
Core vaccines are those that every cat should receive, while the non-core vaccines are optional.
Increasing Number of Autoimmune Diseases in Dogs
Increasing Number of Autoimmune Diseases in Dogs
Holistic veterinarians have been aware of the link between vaccines and autoimmune disorders; however, traditional veterinary community has yet to come around.
Pet Vaccine Dangers and Recommendations
How to Be a Smart Vaccine Consumer
Be aware of the effects of pet vaccinations and learn if it’s really necessary with the help of Dr. Karen Becker’s pet-friendly advice.
This is for adult dogs and cats. But some is for younger pets.
Vaccination in adult dogs and cats: what do we need to consider?
By
W. Jean Dodds, DVM
January 20, 2021
Vaccination needs of adult dogs and cats should consider the risk of exposure, along with geographical location, and lifestyle factors.
ivcjournal.com
seems like My pup is up to date with vaccinations
