I have followed Dr Becker for many yrs. I value her wisdom. The only time my Baby has had any shots was to move from AZ to TX some yrs ago, because we were flying out, and the airlines required those. (She accompanied me in the cabin.). She has been with me for 11yrs, a shelter rescue, and is healthy, now 17 yrs old!
Thank you for this article. Yay! I never had any of my dogs or cats vaccinated for anything, including rabies. All the jabs are poison. But the jabs do make cats and dogs sick and, as is true of humans, make them permanent patients as they come down with all kinds of ailments that the vaccines caused. It's as much of a racket as the vaccine industry is for humans. Avoid them all! I always found a sympathetic holistic vet wherever I lived. And when I was emphatic about no jabs, regular vets went along with that as well.
That is a problem, if one doesn't vaccinate their pet, the vet will not see it. At least here where I live in Southern California. But, I think under emergency situations, it would be best to go to an urgent care or emergency care facility because they are not inclined to refuse treatment in that situation.
I have followed Dr Becker for many yrs. I value her wisdom. The only time my Baby has had any shots was to move from AZ to TX some yrs ago, because we were flying out, and the airlines required those. (She accompanied me in the cabin.). She has been with me for 11yrs, a shelter rescue, and is healthy, now 17 yrs old!
Thank you for this article. Yay! I never had any of my dogs or cats vaccinated for anything, including rabies. All the jabs are poison. But the jabs do make cats and dogs sick and, as is true of humans, make them permanent patients as they come down with all kinds of ailments that the vaccines caused. It's as much of a racket as the vaccine industry is for humans. Avoid them all! I always found a sympathetic holistic vet wherever I lived. And when I was emphatic about no jabs, regular vets went along with that as well.
That is a problem, if one doesn't vaccinate their pet, the vet will not see it. At least here where I live in Southern California. But, I think under emergency situations, it would be best to go to an urgent care or emergency care facility because they are not inclined to refuse treatment in that situation.