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02-18-2021 12:43 PM
02-18-2021 01:01 PM - edited 02-18-2021 01:53 PM
02-18-2021 01:20 PM
I've always wondered why so many animals get cancer. Perhaps this is one possibility ....
02-18-2021 01:21 PM
As Robert DeNiro said . He is not against vaccines, he just wants safe vaccines.
(and that would include no mercury and others, though finally I believe mercury was taken out).
Just safe vaccines. No unnecessary vaccines. For animals or people! 12 vaccines for infants now?! in a row?! Awful. Even pediatricians are for spacing these.
What tiny bodies can handle this?!
Europe has gotten smart about all of this. Not the FDA not the US.
The drug companies are as powerful or more as the NRA.$$!
Yes it is a passionate subject. Those who deride people concerned for vaccinations have not had ill effects for their children or pets sickened or worse.
Basically we have to open our minds and read! Don't be sheep following over a cliff just because its the majority view or you would be shamed for thinking otherwise.
02-18-2021 01:28 PM
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02-18-2021 01:32 PM
@spent2much Thank you for posting this. One time I brought this idea up to our Vet (who I adore) and his response was that animals today are living a lot longer than they used to, due to the care they are given. That may or may not be true, I don't know.
What I do know, is that our beautiful Husky mix dog, Indigo, developed a condition where her immune system attacked her gums so that there were infections in her mouth. There was no "test" for this, but this was determined because everything else was ruled out. I took her to a specialist whose solution was to pull all her teeth. No way was I going to do that to her. So some teeth were pulled, maybe several times, and she got along until she finally passed in my arms, likely due to her heart. She was a stray, so we do not know how old she was, but she was at least 10.
One of our current dogs, Sneakers, developed big fatty lumps in her body. Don't know what would have caused that. But we paid a pretty penny and made her very uncomfortable for awhile to get most of them removed.
Both our dogs are due for shots now, and refills of their heartworm/flea/tick pills. I have delayed taking them because, frankly, we can not afford it now. But maybe I am doing them a favor by giving their bodies a break. Wish we could get some real answers about this from someone who has no skin in the game.
02-18-2021 01:56 PM
I didn't "deride" the OP or anyone else for their beliefs on this subject.
I removed my post so that no one else can misconstrue my words.
02-18-2021 02:18 PM - edited 02-18-2021 02:52 PM
I understand
I wasn't responding to your post or you personally, just many who do and have in the past.
02-18-2021 03:13 PM
Yes, I believe this is true.
The problem is over-vaccinations that are not necessary EVERY year or two or at all after puppy shots. Vets are well aware of this, but say dogs would not get their annual checkups without vaccinations. No, it's for financial reasons they insist on them.
I said this quite a few times here, but for those who haven't seen it. A veterinary oncologist I went to for one of my dogs that had cancer said absolutely over-vaccinations are causing increased cancer and numerous immune disorders in dogs.
Although, she's positive, over-vaccinations are causing these diseases, she must prove it to the veterinary community, so decided to research it with a few other oncologists and working on that now.
She told me to stop ALL vaccinations. She would test for rabies and send results to the state. She was sure the test would show my dog was immune to rabies and didn't need more vaccinations. Evidently, she knew since she was doing that for all the other dogs she was and currently treating.
She's no dummy. Graduated from Harvard and University of Pennsylvania and in practice over 30 years treating dog and cat cancer patients. I'll believe her before my local vet.
02-18-2021 03:17 PM
The problem is we are put under so much pressure to vaccinate yearly and keeep dogs on heart worm meds at all times. I have not done it and I have done it. I don't know which is right. I hate giving my dogs heartworm meds all the time. It really does make me wonder if I'm doing more harm than good.
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