The Truth About Pet Vaccines: Debunking Common Misconceptions

🐾Pets receive up to 15 vaccines before 4 months of age, but the need for revaccination is unsupported by scientific studies.

💉Over-vaccination can expose pets to harmful substances and increase the risk of deadly diseases.

🩺Titer testing is a safe and effective way to determine a pet's immunity to vaccines.

🔬Annual revaccination was arbitrarily decided in the past and is still followed by many veterinarians.

👥Working with proactive veterinarians who focus on preventive wellness medicine can benefit the health of pets.

Are all these pet vaccines necessary?

—Scientific studies show that the need for revaccination in dogs and cats is not supported. A well-timed shot can protect a pet for life.

Can over-vaccination harm my pet?

—Over-vaccination can expose pets to harmful substances and increase the risk of diseases such as cancer and autoimmune diseases.

What is titer testing?

—Titer testing is a simple blood draw that measures a pet's immune response to vaccines and can determine their immunity level.

Why do some veterinarians still recommend annual revaccination?

—Some veterinarians still follow annual revaccination protocols, even though scientific evidence supports longer intervals between vaccinations.

How can I ensure my pet's health without unnecessary vaccines?

—By working with proactive veterinarians who focus on preventive wellness medicine, you can ensure your pet's health without unnecessary vaccinations.

00:04Most dogs and cats receive over a dozen vaccines before adulthood.

01:30Annual revaccination was arbitrarily decided and not supported by scientific studies.

02:08Titer testing is a safe and effective way to determine a pet's immunity to vaccines.

02:14Some veterinarians still recommend annual revaccination, despite scientific evidence.

04:21Over-vaccination can harm pets, increasing the risk of diseases like cancer.