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There is no "one size fits all" when it comes to vaccine recommendations. Find Dr. Judy's recommendations and resources on vaccines below.
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Raising Naturally Healthy Pets: A Guide to Helping Your Pets Live Longer

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Dr. Judy's Vaccination Protocol

This free PDF download goes over vaccinations, detox, and titer testing.

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Is Your Pet Over-Vaccinated?

How many times have you received a card in the mail informing you that your pet is due for "shots" or "boosters"? I'm a big fan of reminder cards since I can't remember when I'm supposed to schedule dental exams, eye exams, or other routine visits.

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  • Some Veterinarians Don't Understand Immunology

    This is a tale of two veterinarians practicing thousands of miles from each other in the United States. These two veterinarians have something in common with many others - a lack of understanding regarding immunology and vaccinations.

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  • Rabies Vaccinations

    Part 2 of the blog "Some Veterinarians Don't Understand Immunology".

    More on Rabies Vaccinations.

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Titer Testing

Vaccine titers should be a standard part of veterinary care.

A titer test can tell you if your pet is still protected to avoid unnecessary vaccines.

Click the links below to learn more about titer testing:

HemoPet
Healthy Dog Workshop
Nayked Pet

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Supporting Your Pet After Vaccinations

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Because each pet has a unique lifestyle and varying exposure to diseases, a tailored vaccination approach is recommended. Indoor cats or small dogs with minimal outdoor exposure may require fewer vaccinations compared to outdoor, hunting, or show pets regularly exposed to other animals.
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