Is Rabies Vaccine Harming Your Pets?

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In this video, Dr. Andrew Jones DVM, a veterinarian and advocate for natural pet care, delves into the topic of the rabies vaccine and its potential risks to pets. While the rabies vaccine is crucial for pet health and safety, new findings from the Rabies Challenge Fund suggest that its immunity duration could last at least 5 years. This raises the question of whether pets are being over-vaccinated. Dr. Jones discusses the side effects and the new research that might change how often we give our pets the rabies vaccine. Watch to learn more about Dr. Jones' thoughts on this important issue and how it may affect your pet's health.

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