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Old 01-15-2009, 10:01 AM #11
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Default Here is more on vaccines...rabbies vaccine gives 7 year...
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Originally Posted by mrsD
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GLUTAMATE in commercial pet foods induces seizures.
Also intolerance to wheat additives can trigger seizures in some animals.

It is possible that all the vaccines vets push on your pet create more autoimmune issues.
My vet for example says autoimmune disease in cats is more common now.

You might find this site helpful:

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Rabies vaccine gives an immunity of seven years...



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