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Cotons mom
MemberCan someone tell me which vaccines I can get titers drawn on. Both my pups are due but I don’t want to give unless they actually need them. I live in Virginia so I know they have to get the rabies, but I don’t want to give something.
thanksChristine W
MemberI believe all of them.I had my vet tell me a few months back they are finding the distemper lasts 5 to 7 years,my dog has reactions,so we were able to skip it,she is also 9.My vet felt she had built up enough,to be immuned to it.
weezerweeks
ParticipantI only get the distemper parvo TITER.The others are curable. My yorkies TITER are due this month. Has not had vaccines in 6 years. Sure hop there still protected.
Carol l
MemberWe get titers for distemper. Also rabies every three years. We live in WV
Christine W
MemberCarol,do you get the rabies shot? i am in Pa,i have to,i dread it,she has bad reactions,but i am around SO much wildlife,i have to.
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