Vaccine Guide for Dogs & Cats
What Every Pet Lover Should Know

By Catherine J.M. Diodati, MA

127 pages / paperback

Veterinary vaccines are given to prevent disease, yet studies show that they are often debilitating and fatal. They have been linked to autoimmune and neurological disorders, including cancer, diabetes, arthritis, tumors, seizures, allergies, digestive problems, organ failure, and many other serious ailments. For example:

• Brady, an English Springer Spaniel, developed autoimmune hemolytic anemia after his rabies vaccine.
• Bean,. a domestic short hair, developed recurring injection-site tumors (cancer) after her feline lukemia vaccines.
• Waylon, a Brindle Great Dane, developed repetitive and destructive behavior patterns (similar to vaccine-induced autism in children) after his booster vaccines.
• Yoda, a Russian Blue, developed allergies, bloody diarrhea and irritable bowel syndrome after her combined immunizations.
• Midas, a Labrador Retriever, developed seizures, arthritis and cancer after his booster shots.

Many veterinarians, both conventional and holistic, are questioning the validity of annual revaccination. They are moving away from this arbitrary recommendation which is unsupported by science. Many also refuse to use certain vaccines because the disease in question is either so benign or rare that the risks associated with vaccination outweigh any promised benefit. Thi simportant book provides information on all canine and feline vaccines. It includes several personal stories of vaccine damage to family pets, as well as hundreds of studies documenting veterinary vaccine safety and efficacy problems. As a concerned pet owner, you can now make informed decisions about the health and welfare of your precious four-legged friends.