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littleraven7726

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I have to agree with everyone else, Dr Foster & Smith is pretty pricey. Although I do use them for buying Frontline. Usually they are the cheapest for me.
Originally Posted by Callista

I'm going to check into administering vaccines myself--if I can pop a pill down a cat's throat, surely I can give an injection! (Will have to ask the vet for a tutorial, though. Don't want to poke anything I'm not supposed to poke.) If I can save on booster shots, that'll be good. Although I'm seriously considering not getting them vaccinated after their kitten shots--they'll be indoor cats and may not need it. What do you think?
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Here is a link to the latest protocols. My cats are inside only, they get their distemper boosters every 3 yrs and rabies vax annually because Purevax Rabies vax is only available in annual boosters. I don't do my own vaccinations, 2 of my cats have had allergic reactions to vaccinations. We need a vet to administer antihistamines before they get their distemper shot.
http://www.cfa.org/articles/health/v...ecommendations
 
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