Pet shots?

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Do you have to get shots/vaccines for your dog or cat?

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I'd say yes. I would never let them go without them.

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Not unless you want to risk extreme illnesses for them.

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Yes

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Yes. Parvo will kill dogs. It is a horrible and painful death. Even if your dog doesn't play with other dogs, the Parvo virus can survive in the environment for up to 2 years. It is extremely infectious. Even if you get prompt (and expensive) medical attention for your dog they can still die. If your cat goes outside it can be exposed to cat flu. This will kill a cat.

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Absolutely!

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I did. I can't remember what for. I took him to the humane society to get him fixed and vaccinated.

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if you want them to be healthy hell yes.

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yes, yearly. inside cats, not so much. it's not as big of a deal for them. for dogs, you have to get their shots especially if you ever want to bring them around other dogs or where other dogs have been

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Yes plus a license for your dog. We just had this conversation at work yesterday- if I go to a clients house and their pet scratches or bites me, then the dept of health gets involved immediately. It's not my choice, it's a public health issue.

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Nope. Not here. No sentient being gets that toxic ass shit poisoning their brains and making their whole microbiome shift, elevate their chances for immune dysfunction, cause brain damage from heavy metal poisoning, and a plethora of issues that they don't need...that are vastly more likely to happen after vaccines than the illnesses they claim to prevent...and don't.

Pet shots?

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