I know many on here have asked these same questions before. I have searched back on many threads and answers posted, as well as many articles, including Dr. Dodds! I think I have it all figured out, but I just want to double check one last time, so I am asking again.
Roxy is due for her 1st annual booster. The ONLY two vaccines I should have her vaccinated for (besides Rabies) is Canine Distemper and Parvovirus. Correct? When I call the vet to set up her appointment, do I need to tell them in advance that I only want her vaccinated for those two? (I don't know how shots work, so I'm not sure if that is something they need to know in advance or not...)
Should I have her titered for these instead of being vaccinated? I'm sure most of you will say it's just personal preference ... but what would YOU do, or what HAVE you done?
If my vet will do an exemption for the rabies vaccine, should I just have the titer done? Roxy can just have ONE blood test, and they can titer for everything, correct? Rabies + all of the others?
Roxy is due for her 1st annual booster. The ONLY two vaccines I should have her vaccinated for (besides Rabies) is Canine Distemper and Parvovirus. Correct? When I call the vet to set up her appointment, do I need to tell them in advance that I only want her vaccinated for those two? (I don't know how shots work, so I'm not sure if that is something they need to know in advance or not...)
Should I have her titered for these instead of being vaccinated? I'm sure most of you will say it's just personal preference ... but what would YOU do, or what HAVE you done?
If my vet will do an exemption for the rabies vaccine, should I just have the titer done? Roxy can just have ONE blood test, and they can titer for everything, correct? Rabies + all of the others?