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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Considering the the majority of the top Big Pharma mammoths have veterinarian divisions, it is no surprise. Our poodle years ago was harmed by a chemically treating flea collar. I contact Ciba at that time and they said not a problem because excess chemical is stored in the fat of the dog. My dog had NO fat. They paid the $700 in veterinarian fees. Same scenario in this instant. Helps keep the veterinarians business profitable. Over selling fear that the lovable pet will die unexpectedly. Using legislation to mandate shots for house pets. Another money game.

Karen Bracken's avatar

NFW will my dog get this shot. My little boy needed surgery and no one would do it unless he had a rabies vaccine. My dogs have had no vaccines. I had no choice because this was a necessary surgery. I found a vet that had Thimerosal free rabies vaccine and agreed to give him a small dose (he only weighs 3 lbs.) I believe we need a national effort to push for titers. TN had a bill (I have a copy of it) but of course those legislators with a rod up their butt listen to the criminal health departments that are owned by big pharma. Titers would be required yearly while the vaccine after the first shot is required every 3 years so titers provide more protection not less and vets make more money not less BUT big pharma loses money and we can’t have that now can we??? They don’t care about killing and disabling humans what makes you think they care about your pets??? This needs to be organized nationally.

John Roberts's avatar

Another example where injecting poisons into our animals and into humans is a murderous money making scheme where the money has become more important than life itself !!!

Arlene Johnson's avatar

I'm sending this article to every dog owner I know. Thank you so much for writing this.