Ok. Lizzy is nu 15 maanden. Volgens het boekje moet ze geent worden. En dat wil ik ook, aangezien ze als pup ook maar beperkt is geent omdat ze onvoldoende weerstand had. En ook ivm show, les op de KC en evt fok.
Ik wil dan graag zo min mogelijk belastend enten, dus dat zal in delen worden.
Wat is dan mijn schema als ik deze week wil beginnen? Dus om welke enting vraag ik dan nu en wanneer laat ik het volgende zetten en welke is dat dan?
1000ste vraag over enten...
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Angelique
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Re: 1000ste vraag over enten...
Ik zou dan eerst de DHP geven en minstens 6 weken later de Lepto.
Re: 1000ste vraag over enten...
Ja, zo zou ik het ook doen.Angelique schreef: Ik zou dan eerst de DHP geven en minstens 6 weken later de Lepto.
Re: 1000ste vraag over enten...
Parvo en hondenziekte zijn ziekten die voornamelijk bij pups voorkomen.
Uit Dogs naturally:vaccination.
“I feel sad that pet guardians are still being
betrayed by the veterinary profession.
Even though many leaders in the profession
are now advocating fewer vaccines, at
least in the US, the majority of practitioners
are still ignoring the facts.
“Of course, the completely unscientific
opinion that vaccines should be given every
year is nothing more than a convention
adopted decades ago by agreement
between veterinarians and vaccine manufacturers,
primarily as an excuse to get
pets in for annual exams. At the time, it
was believed that vaccines were harmless;
now we know better. The current recommendation
for core vaccines every three
years is nearly as baseless, since most vaccines
(distemper, parvo, and panleukopenia)
are diseases of the young and rare in
adults, whether vaccinated or not.
Uit Dogs naturally:vaccination.
“I feel sad that pet guardians are still being
betrayed by the veterinary profession.
Even though many leaders in the profession
are now advocating fewer vaccines, at
least in the US, the majority of practitioners
are still ignoring the facts.
“Of course, the completely unscientific
opinion that vaccines should be given every
year is nothing more than a convention
adopted decades ago by agreement
between veterinarians and vaccine manufacturers,
primarily as an excuse to get
pets in for annual exams. At the time, it
was believed that vaccines were harmless;
now we know better. The current recommendation
for core vaccines every three
years is nearly as baseless, since most vaccines
(distemper, parvo, and panleukopenia)
are diseases of the young and rare in
adults, whether vaccinated or not.
