they still made the poor guy go through it again even though I only took him to get his last one, and about 2-3 weeks later is when he developed his horrible skin condition any chance it could be linked? I got him at 4 months.
Brad,
This is a good lesson. The vet can't "make" you do anything. Next time this happens to you, pick your puppy up, say "thank you very much", and go find another vet.
Yes, there is a chance that overvaccination could have caused a bad reaction in your puppy. A very good one. But, this vet will never tell you that. He'll just happily treat it and take more of your hard earned $$.
This is exactly what happened to my eldest boy and I even had the records from the previous vet with the stickers from the vaccines and they still made the poor guy go through it again even though I only took him to get his last one, and about 2-3 weeks later is when he developed his horrible skin condition any chance it could be linked? I got him at 4 months.
Thats a shame. If the vaccines were given by a vet, at appropriate ages and time spans, there is NO REASON that your vet should have repeated the series, and as already mentioned, there is a very good chance IMO that the additional vaccines could be linked to his skin conditions. It's call 'vaccinosis' and can present it's self in many different ways/forms.
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Re: Puppy vax at the clinic I work at
[Re: Brad Higgs ]
#311811 - 01/14/2011 11:28 AM 
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