"So am I taking the high risk option? It seems to me that good health is a God-given natural right. It’s only man who messes it up. The natural order is wiser than any of us, and those who don’t vaccinate.. are proving natural law to be right."

"Why I Don't Vaccinate My Dogs At All"

https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/why-i-dont-vaccinate-my-dogs-at-all

  • Facts & Information

  • Vaccine Illnesses

  • Breeder Oaths

  • Veterinarian Oath

  • Animal Shelters & Rescue Organizations

  • Should you fire your vet?

Facts & Information

  • "Chronic disease often follows even a single dose."

  • Veterinarians don't know every ingredient in vaccines because up to 90% are not disclosed by the manufacturer. If your animal gets a severe reaction or long-term illness, neither you or your vet will be able to pinpoint the cause because the culprit is hidden behind a corporate veil.

  • Your veterinarian only sees the ingredients that the manufacturer chooses to print on the "safety sheet". When your vet tells you a vaccine is "safe", they are only telling you what the manufacturer says and if your pet reacts to a hidden preservative, toxin or carcinogen, you and your vet have no way of knowing the trigger.

  • Breeders give vaccines with no knowledge of adverse reactions, experience or oversight required. Those who vaccinate give what they think is necessary, often administering multiple shots to animals before they go to a new home.

  • Veterinarians may revaccinate if they doubt the breeder's method or handling.

  • Shelter staff including non-veterinarian admins vaccinate animals immediately upon admission even if they have been told the animal just had vaccines. The only exceptions are under 4 months & severely immunocompromised, of who later are usually euthanized. Animals too scared or reactive are muzzled, restricted or sedated in order to vaccinate.

  • There are technically no rules for how many times you can vaccinate animals for the same disease.

  • A 5 lb cat gets the same dose as a 100 lb dog.

  • The Virus Serum Toxin Act of 1903 was passed by U.S. Congress & Woodrow Wilson. It gives USDA the power to protect vaccine companies against lawsuits from vaccine damage, leaving injured parties without recourse unless they can prove fraud or a specific violation of USDA manufacturing protocols.

  • Reporting of adverse effects or death from vaccines is voluntary.

  • There is a disease called vaccinosis: Acute and chronic illnesses caused by injectable immunizations.

Vaccine Illnesses

Serious physical & mental health complications, short and long term, are confirmed through veterinary literature to have affected animals who have had vaccines, some of which have included but are not limited to:

  • Diabetes

  • Seizures

  • Epilepsy

  • Immunosuppression

  • Behavioral - multiple

    • Hiding and withdrawal

    • Aggression, irritability

    • Fear reactivity with other animals

    • Vocalization and anxiety

    • Restlessness, uneasiness, apprehensiveness, mistrust

    • Normally affectionate, may hide and shun company

    • Chronic Stress

    • Changes in routine

  • Eye infections & conditions, chronic

  • Ear infections & conditions, chronic

  • Skin infections & conditions, chronic

  • A common affliction occurring after boosters is chronic inflammatory dermatitis. A vaccine-induced condition, it usually becomes chronic and intensifies after every booster. ~Dr. Jennifer Preston

  • Another common skin condition is extreme licking of the feet between pads-top or bottom. This is often with incredible eruptions or pustules. This leads to a life-long visits to the local clinic, courses and courses of antibiotics and steroids, and frustrated owners. ~Dr. Jennifer Preston

  • Chronic GI disturbances (including but not limited to):

    • Poor appetite

    • Finicky eating

    • Swallowing stones, wood, feces and other foreign bodies

  • Cancer

  • Cancers, sarcomas and fibrosarcomas are associated with vaccines at the site of the injection.

  • Other tumors

  • Chronic inflammation

    • Vaccines introduce foreign proteins and cellular debris that trigger chronic inflammation. Calf serum proteins in vaccines can lead to the production of antibodies against bovine albumin, which may cross-react with a dog's own tissues, causing chronic autoimmune processes.

  • Arthritis

  • Lameness

  • Paralysis

  • Polyradiculoneuritis, causing progressive paralysis (similar to Guillain Barre)

  • Vaccine-induced autoimmune hemolytic anemia (https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7166356/)

  • Kidney failure

  • Kidney disease

  • Veterinary studies also show a correlation between frequent vaccination and chronic kidney disease in cats.

  • Metabolic/Endocrine dysfunction (diabetes, weight gain, pancreatitis, Addison's disease)

  • Blood disorders

  • Glaucoma

  • Autoimmune Disease

  • Hypothyroidism

    • Why is hypothyroidism almost epidemic among dogs? Because the thyroid is one of the biggest members of the immune system.

  • Hyperthyroidism

  • Autoimmune thyroid conditions

  • Anaphylactic shock

  • Respiratory failure

  • Cardiac failure

  • Cardiac complications (multiple)

    • Inflammation of heart muscles, irregular rhythm, others

  • Bone marrow failure

  • Painful bone disease

  • Birth defects

  • Immunosuppression of offspring

  • Fertility complications

  • Sarcoma

    • The presence of aluminum adjuvants, used to "enhance immune response", has been linked to sarcomas in dogs and cats. The tumors are aggressive and malignant.

    • Feline Injection-Site Sarcoma is a severe and well-documented long-term complication from cat vaccinations. It is an aggressive, malignant cancerous tumor that develops at the site of injection, often requiring radical surgery such as limb amputation, radiation therapy, or otherwise fatal.

  • Thrombocytopenia

  • Vasculitis

  • Alopecia

  • Viral shedding (vaccine shedding onto other animals & beings)

  • Kidney disease. Veterinary studies show a correlation between vaccination and chronic kidney disease in cats.

  • Bladder Infections

  • Cats can typically incur bladder infections within several months of vaccinations.

  • Resources at bottom

"Soon we will look back and ask how we could have thought such a practice could ever be wise."

To take accountability for every animal for its entire life.

Ensure the sire & dam receive high-quality care and respectful treatment to maintain their health and happiness.

Educate clients and be open to feedback.

Encourage responsible pet ownership & increased public awareness & acceptance of humane animal programs.

Provide conscientious care, constantly attentive to well being, placing welfare above all other business considerations.

Abide by applicable federal, state, and local laws around licensing, identification, and immunizations.

To maintain identification of animals by approved methods, including, but not exclusive to, implanted microchips.

To continue education and training, as far as available.

Not enforceable.

We need you, breeders. We really need your help!

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Breeder Oaths

"Being admitted to the profession of veterinary medicine, I solemnly swear to use my scientific knowledge and skills for the benefit of society through the protection of animal health and welfare, the prevention & relief of animal suffering, the conservation of animal resources, the promotion of public health, and the advancement of medical knowledge. I will practice my profession conscientiously, with dignity, & in keeping with the principles of veterinary medical ethics. I accept as a lifelong obligation the continual improvement of my professional knowledge and competence."

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The beneficiary is a society, not the animal.

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"Documented evidence reveals that the incentives of modern veterinary medicine is driven by private equity consolidation, pharmaceutical revenue ties and production-based compensation—often forcing veterinarians to prioritize profits over the welfare of the animal or the financial well-being of the guardian, effectively creating a systemic conflict of interest that could be considered a betrayal of their ethical oath, making manufacturers, corporations & institutions the veterinarian’s true "masters," overriding the oath’s ideals of animal welfare and societal benefit."

Veterinarian Oath

Animal Shelters & Rescue Organizations

  • No formal oaths. Some are owned by governments.

Should you fire your vet?

Vaccine Disease Resources