I can't say as to whether it would "work" or not, but whether you legaly
have to have your dog vaccinated is something to look into.
The AMVA has I believe, changed its recommendations so that rabies vaccs
are now suggested for every 3 years instead of more frequently. Other
avenues you can pursue is to get a blood titer done before any new vaccs
to see if he still has antibodies or whatever it is they test for. I
have read some info that says there are studies done by titer and by
challenge that show that rabies vaccinations actually last around 7
years. State and city/county regulations take precedence I believe
though, so in my town rabies vacc is required every 2 years, in the next
town it is every single year.
I stopped vaccinating several years ago, but then I don't travel
anywhere a rabies certificate is required, or any other places that
require proof of vac.
sol
Jeanne wrote:
i dont know if debbie wants this info but I sure do!!!! Would it work
on my dogs and save them getting another shot?
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