This is a Steve Kirsch 4 part post on X concerning vaccines in pets:
I got this message from a fellow MIT alum just now. The tl;dr is that vaccines are NOT safe to give to pets.
Hey, on an entirely different note, I thought I might tell you about our Veterinarian, who has a lot of information on Vaccines. Because of his and my stance on vax in general, we decided to go have dinner together back in 2021. I learned a lot from him at the time because veterinary medicine is not nearly as "bought" by big pharma and MSM as human medicine -- remember, almost everyone pays themselves, no insurance, there is less money involved, and the doctor circuit is much tighter and they share notes: No HIPAA issues. Here are a few of the things I learned:
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He is legally obligated to give rabies vaccines. However, most vets don't know that you can test dogs for the rabies antigens from last year's vax, and if they have the antigens, he can write down that the titer is high, and he can wait another year.
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vets have discovered that vaxed dogs are much more likely to get cancer in the area vaxxed, usually the shoulder. He now (and for years) gives the vax in the tail of the dog -- that way, if cancer develops, the tail can be amputated without issues, vs the shoulder which is problematic.
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There are many other vaxes for dogs, with similar impacts. He avoids them unless insisted upon by the owner, and if so, goes in the tail.
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this has been known for YEARS. It's not new. It's been covered up like everything else. But, check this article out regarding a study at Purdue University where they SHOWED and PROVED issues by studying vaxxed vs un-vaxxed dogs:
https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/purdue-vaccination-studies/
This is the issues we have had for months (mostly last year) with our pup, he just turned 2 in March. White bumps all over his body, sores on paws (in between his toes & bottoms of paws), sores all around his mouth (lips and chin), and sometimes would get massive hives all over his body (totally different than the white bumps).
We have finally got him looking & feeling better, with taking them off of dog food and making the pups (we have 2 dogs) food ourselves and giving the pups supplements but started up again recently getting the white bumps again and his chin is getting sores again. Vets say it's either seasonal or food allergies, but they haven't been able to help him at all. Steroids helps some but doesn't take them away and don't want him on steroids so much. Our other pups paws have been itching pretty bad lately since spring has hit. So maybe it is seasonal allergies, but there has to be something we can do to keep them from having such bad reactions. We do give them Benadryl but it doesn't work that well, and they are big dogs so they need like 3-4 pills at least 2x a day.
We haven't given them any vaxxes in a while since we found out that they aren't good for them. But when my husband took each one in about a year ago, they were given the flu vaxx. I was pissed when I found out. Haven't had anything since, and no other shots in over a year at least.
I haven't given our pups any heartworm (or other worm) preventative all winter. However, we live in the south and they need something. Does anyone know of what is safe to give them? I've wanted to give them ivermectin for heartworm preventative but can't find a doctor willing to give me a good dosage for our pups sizes (either they act like they don't know about it or act like it's not good for them), and another preventative for other types of worms.
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Aren't ivermectin and fenbendazole the total antiparasitic combo?
I buy the horse paste of Ivermectin and give it according to weight. Fortunately he is over 50 lbs as the paste is set to give in 50lb segments. You might want to consider Fenbendazole-comes in doggie dose sizes.