Diana Matusik wrote 11/20/2006 01:12 PM Push for 5-7 yr Rabies Vax #118335 - 11/20/2006 01:12 PM
Diana Matusik Webboard User Reg: 04-27-2004 Posts: 456 Loc: Central FL Offline	Good news! A five or seven year gap between rabies vaccinations would be wonderful. A step in the right direction. http://www.rabieschallengefund.org/files/press%20release.pdf
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Eva Czarnojanczyk wrote 11/20/2006 03:29 PM Re: Push for 5-7 yr Rabies Vax [Re: Diana Matusik ] #118360 - 11/20/2006 03:29 PM
Eva Czarnojanczyk Webboard User Reg: 10-25-2006 Posts: 320 Loc: Southern CA Offline	Good news, thanks! "A dog is a mirror of a man's soul"
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Ed Frawley wrote 11/20/2006 08:07 PM Re: Push for 5-7 yr Rabies Vax [Re: Eva Czarnojanczyk ] #118395 - 11/20/2006 08:07 PM
Ed Frawley Administrator Reg: 07-11-2001 Posts: 2112 Loc: Offline	Have been hearing more and more bad things about dogs that just had a rabies shot. I would be a little cautious here. Too bad there cant be some large study done on dogs that got NO VACCINATIONS to see how many dogs really did get sick. Then half the control should be on a raw diet. Frawley@leerburg.com http://www.leerburg.com
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Sarah Morris wrote 11/20/2006 08:27 PM Re: Push for 5-7 yr Rabies Vax [Re: Ed Frawley ] #118398 - 11/20/2006 08:27 PM
Sarah Morris Webboard User Reg: 08-29-2006 Posts: 2324 Loc: Central Coast, California Offline	The rabies vaccine seems to knock the stuffing out of both dogs and cats. My personal experience with my cats is they sleep for 2 days and refuse all food...not a good sign! Since they are indoor cats they won't be getting another one. My pup is now due for his 1st rabies and I'm frankly dreading it. However, we do have rabies in the area (skunks and fox carriers)and it is the law here so there is probably no getting around it. I will do titres after this and see if I can avoid ever giving another vaccine. True
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Lauren Fitzgerald wrote 11/24/2006 04:19 PM Re: Push for 5-7 yr Rabies Vax [Re: Sarah Morris ] #118750 - 11/24/2006 04:19 PM
Lauren Fitzgerald Webboard User Reg: 12-07-2001 Posts: 10 Loc: Offline	And just how would one be able to circumvent local dog ordinances? I'd love it if I didn't have to have them innoculated for Rabies every 3 yrs. Lauren Fitzgerald
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Diana Matusik wrote 11/24/2006 04:32 PM Re: Push for 5-7 yr Rabies Vax [Re: Lauren Fitzgerald ] #118751 - 11/24/2006 04:32 PM
Diana Matusik Webboard User Reg: 04-27-2004 Posts: 456 Loc: Central FL Offline	Do any areas have the option of a titer in lieu of an inoculation? I think I read something to that effect but I'm not sure if it's yearly titer and mandatory vaccines every three years or if a titer can truly be used instead of yet another vaccine. With my ferret, I finally stopped *all* vaccinations and I don't think she missed them though I do wish I had stopped them earlier. Of course, it's slightly easier to fly under the radar with a fuzz than with a big dog.
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